Articles related to "Academic Libraries"

More than just bricks and mortars, libraries are a reflection of the information age. Libraries are as different as the types of clientele and users they serve.

The current publishing industry is a chaotic, overly expensive operation which many regard is scrambling frantically to stay afloat. Some say open access is the answer.

Library users can use the search strategies of keyword searches, subject searches, and consulting help screens to perform efficient searches of catalogs and databases.

"The Academic Library and the Net Gen Student: Making the Connections" is one of the few titles in librarianship that grapples with the concepts of Academic Library 2.0.

A master's degree in library science can prepare one for a conventional library job in a school or town, but it can also open up a host of alternative career paths.

When people visualize a librarian's job, most visualize a boring existence; actually, jobs in library science are being shaped by exciting new technology.

A fusion of heritage and the modern, the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre is a model of the three stages of academic library development.

In a tight credit market, lenders and investors want to see verifiable information in a business plan's analysis. When seeking financing or investors, show the facts!

A source of controversy among librarians themselves, Library 2.0 is a concept that challenges the status quo of how library services are delivered.

Today marks the tricentenary of the birth of Dr Samuel Johnson, the author of the first major English dictionary.

New sellers on Amazon Marketplace may overlook the marketing potential of using the add comments box when selling used books. Here's how to sell quick at a good price.

In an effort to scan and make searchable the collections of several major libraries, the The Google Books Library Project provides an online library to the world.

A good undergraduate history paper begins with credible sources. This guide will explore finding, evaluating, and choosing sources upon which to build a solid paper.

Librarians are information specialists who enjoy diverse employment opportunities, ranging from jobs in public libraries and schools to specialized environments.

A graduate degree is usually required for professional librarian jobs. Here's how to choose a traditional or online program to earn a master's degree in library science.

Vinyl Records can have a lot of historical value. Their preservation can therefore be vital.