Sentences with phrase «allow academic library»
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«Students across the city rely on their neighborhood branch libraries as an extension of their academics, taking advantage of services such as our online tutoring and coding workshops, and this gift will allow us to further our efforts to help every student succeed.»
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A must for public and academic libraries where there is a special interest in fashion; recommended for all libraries where the budget allows.
One Equity Partner Jörg Zirener welcomed the new technological additions by saying «3M's Library Systems will allow us to deepen our presence in the education and library sector and broaden our product offerings in end - to - end automation solutions for public, private and academic libraries,» he said.
That university probably has more resources for academic journals, but may or may not allow public library patrons to use those resources.
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.
As we turn our efforts to respond to patron demand and begin buying more e-books, and with only a small number of e-book vendors (mostly academic) allowing for any sort of ILL, the more our book collections go digital, the less we will be able to loan to other libraries or borrow from other libraries.
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.
Amazon is offering a wornderful service, but only allowing one checkout per month compared to academic and public libraries circulating checkout policy defintely don't post a threat.
Gardners library ebook distribution will allow Smashwords authors and publishers to reach both public libraries and academic libraries.
A significant collection housed at York University Libraries, it will allow academics to study the development of Planet in Focus, Canada's Largest Environmental Film Festival, as it responded to the dynamic social, political and economic conditions since 1999.