Sentences with phrase «academic library consortia»

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Consortia of academic libraries (includes groups of universities that share access or large state ‐ wide licenses)

Unlike LSCA where only public libraries were eligible for grants, LSTA funds are available to school library media centers, academic libraries, qualified private / research libraries, special libraries, library consortia, libraries in residential and correctional institutions as well as public libraries.

Another 6 million have been preserved by the Eastern Academic Scholars» Trust, a consortium of 60 libraries from Maine to Florida.

A consortium of 10 academic libraries in Nova Scotia, Novanet, has negotiated a deal with publishers to allow the sharing of ebooks among libraries as freely as they share print books.

Novanet — a consortium of 10 academic libraries founded in 1988 — has negotiated a new deal with publishers to allow the sharing of electronic books among libraries as freely as the sharing of print books.

Today's updated matrix (PDF file) provides a complete list of the distributors that each publisher uses and fuller information about library consortium access, including specifics for public, academic, and school library access.

The Tampa Bay Library Consortium (TBLC), which represents 113 public, academic, school, and special libraries in the Sunshine State, has brought on a full - time videographer to serve each branch, and the consortium as well.

A glance at how libraries buy is also striking: 62 % of public libraries and 58 % of academics now buy ebooks via a consortium, and 37 % and 76 % also buy ebooks independently.