Sentences with phrase «library of academic journals»

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A workshop on libraries and ebooks was held with Skip Dye, VP, Library and Academic Sales, Random House; George Coe, President, Library & Education, Baker - Taylor; Barbara Genco, Manager, Special Projects, Library Journal; Stephanie Anderson, Head of Readers Advisory, Darien Library; and Heather McCormack,... [Read more...]

According to an interview for Library Journal conducted by Michael Kelly, Random House's Skip Dye, vice president of library and academic marketing and sales, had this to say:

A workshop on libraries and ebooks was held with Skip Dye, VP, Library and Academic Sales, Random House; George Coe, President, Library & Education, Baker - Taylor; Barbara Genco, Manager, Special Projects, Library Journal; Stephanie Anderson, Head of Readers Advisory, Darien Library; and Heather McCormack, Collection Development Manager, 3M Cloud Library.

Academic Complete was recently named Library Journal «s «Best E-Book Database,» among other accolades and awards, and serves its member libraries and institutions by offering a catalog of more than 80,000 titles which are available for unlimited access by multiple users simultaneously through ebrary's subscription model.

All of our professional writers possess either Masters or PhD degree in a certain area of academic knowledge and are capable of producing a flawless thesis paper on any topic, because Paper Writing Service has access to modern libraries, research databases and specialized journals to ensure high quality and in - depth research.

According to the Library Journal 2011 survey of ebook penetration and use in libraries, 95 % of academic, 82 % of public, and 44 % of school libraries are already offering ebooks, and many more are considering it.

No one needs to imagine that not only are academic journals available to read at any hour instead of locked in a library across the nation at some Ivy League school, but with the click of a button one can learn how to make Thai home - cooking without taking classes or traveling, repair a broken spoke after all the shops are closed and watch kitties, puppies or goats do wacky things, all from one machine.

The largest customer of many science journals are government funded university libraries and academics.

The discussion was mostly around digital preservation, in the course of this it became apparent that the biggest growing concern in academic law libraries is wholesale tossing of print book and journal collections in favour of databases such as the «Making of Modern Law» [http://www.galeuk.com/trials/moml/] in addition to the plan of Google and large research libraries (Harvard, Yale, Oxford, etc.) to digitize their entire collections.

CRL is best known for JSTOR (pronounced «JAY - store» and short for «Journal Storage»), a digital library founded in 1995 to address the problem that member libraries were finding it prohibitively expensive in terms of cost and space to maintain a comprehensive collection of the ever increasing number of academic journals.

Academic libraries pay for access to JSTOR — an enormous repository of full - text journals.

There is, however, another tool called Perma.cc that's open widely to all courts, law faculties, journals and academic libraries (see here for a list of partners).

The only other reason to subscribe to a journal or to maintain a journal collection in print is for preservation purposes — a consideration that really need concern only academic and other public libraries and not even all of them.

Additionally, college libraries offer access to academic journals, reserach books, historical databases and other important periodicals, regardless of the complexity of the subject.