Sentences with phrase «majority of digital library»

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As it stands, the vast majority — or 90 per cent — of publishers are indeed publishing ebooks, while about 19 per cent have made their entire libraries available in digital format.

Overdrive is the largest digital content provider for the vast majority of US libraries.

But with survey data from as recently as 2012 indicating that the majority of library patrons in the US didn't even know their public libraries could lend ebooks, despite the current numbers that 90 % of American libraries offer digital lending, there's an obvious disconnect between the services offered and patron adoption.

Close to 90 % of libraries offer basic digital literacy training, and a significant majority support training related to new technology devices (62 %), safe online practices (57 %) and social media use (56 %);

An overwhelming majority of schools and administrators indicate a desire to build digital libraries rather than experiment with book rental and subscription models, but the market is still in its early stages.

This is the same organization that powers the vast majority of libraries digital catalogs.

While some may be buying books they lack the motivation to actually read, I'd guess that the majority of unopened ebooks are owned by avid readers that are actively building a digital library.

The vast majority of libraries in North America have an e-book collection and 95 % of them source their digital content from Overdrive.

Overdrive is the largest company operating in the digital library space the vast majority of branches do business with them.

The majority of modern authors ignore the local libraries as we are living in a digital age.

Only the Kindle DX supports PDF files, he noted, pointing out that users can borrows books from public libraries with digital lending programs, but the vast majority of those libraries support both e.pub and.

Although the vast majority of ebooks in aggregator - supported eCollections are populated with new titles, an old perception persists that new titles are embargoed or significantly delayed from digital availability and eCollections, leading some librarians to question whether mass purchasing requires libraries to pay for the titles they don't want in order to get the ones they do want.

Note: the great majority of local bookstore or library is unlikely to host a digital book signing.

Despite severe budget constraints, the number of school libraries offering ebooks is on the rise - and a majority of media specialists plan to add digital books to their collections over the next two years, says a new study by School Library Journal and Library Journal.