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Article: “Open Access and Discovery Tools: How Do Primo Libraries Manage Green Open Access Collections?”
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The following article (preprint) will be published in Exploring Discovery: The Front Door to a Library’s Licensed and Digitized Content, Ken Varnum, Editor (ALA Editions; In Press). Title Open Access and Discovery Tools: How Do Primo Libraries Manage Green Open Access Collections? Author François Renaville University of Liège (Belgium) Source via arXiv (September 2015) Abstract […]
The Top 10 “Hot” Articles in Library and Information Science, September 2015
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Powered by bX Hot Articles from Ex Libris. Hot Articles is based on usage data from millions of researchers across journals, publishers and platforms. It helps the users to discover articles that other users found interesting – in general and for a specific topic. More Hot Articles bx Hot Articles for Other Disciplines
The roadmap was shared in a Ex Libris Developers Network Tech Blog post on Wednesday. Direct to Blog Post See Also: “Linked Library Data: Making It Happen” (via Ex Libris Developers Network Tech Blog; August 23, 2015) This post was written by Ex Libris CTO, Shlomo Sanders.
Registration Now Open For Upcoming NISO Forum on the Future of Library Resource Discovery
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The two-day NISO Fall Forum, “The Future of Discovery” is scheduled to take place in Baltimore, Maryland on October 5 and 6, 2015. From Today’s NISO Announcement: This meeting will engage the library and vendor community in discussions that will be used to set future standardization priorities in the discovery landscape. This engaging program will […]
1. PlumX Suite Now Available from Plum Analytics 2. Milestones: 1.5 Million ORCID iDs Served! 3. Academic Libraries: The Minnesota Bridge Consortium Adopts Ex Libris Alma and Primo 4. Project Connect Takes Action to Support K-12 Libraries, Librarians MORE TO COME
1. Five U.S. Medical Libraries Partner to Digitize State Medical Journals (117 Titles From 46 states, from 1900 to 2000) 2. A New One-Stop For OCLC Info: A Video Introduction to OCLC Community Center 3. University System of Georgia (31 Institutions) Selects Ex Libris Alma 4. British Library and Publishing Technology Collaborate to Make Document […]
Thomson Reuters ProView eReader Now Integrated with SirsiDynix eResource Central ArtStor Signs Agreement with Hofstra University Leiden University becomes the 500th Institution to Select Ex Libris Alma Family History Research Goes Beyond Borders with International Content in HeritageQuest Online Five Initial Entries in ACLS Humanities Ebook Centennial Series Announced
The Top 10 “Hot” Articles in Library and Information Science, July 2015
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Powered by bX Hot Articles from Ex Libris. Hot Articles is based on usage data from millions of researchers across journals, publishers and platforms. It helps the users to discover articles that other users found interesting – in general and for a specific topic. More Hot Articles bx Hot Articles for Other Disciplines
1. APA Makes E-books Available through EBSCO eBooks 2. NFAIS Launches Lunch & Learn Virtual Education Series 3. Ex Libris Announces Deals With California State University System, Arizona State University, and Northern Arizona University 4. NISO Elects New Vice Chair and Directors to Serve Community
EBSCO and Ex Libris Announce Collaboration Agreement
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From Today’s Joint Announcement: Ex Libris and EBSCO Information Systems are pleased to announce an agreement to streamline libraries’ acquisition processes and optimize the experience of library patrons who are using Ex Libris solutions to access full-text content hosted on the EBSCOhost platform. The two companies have committed to expanding their collaboration to other areas as […]
