Resource Sharing & Information Networks
August 2005 Volume 18, Number 1
Table of Contents
Number of articles: 4
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Building Bridges: A Research Library Model for Technology-Based Partnerships
Carolyn A. Snyder, Howard Carter & Mickey Soltys
The nature of technology-based collaboration is affected by the changing goals and priorities, budgetary considerations, staff expertise, and leadership of each of the organizations involved in the... More
pp. 13-23
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Another Kind of Diplomacy: International Resource Sharing
Kenning Arlitsch, Nancy T. Lombardo & Joan M. Gregory
Over the past six years, the University of Utah libraries have developed an extensive international presence through digital resource sharing. Services include instruction, electronic document... More
pp. 105-120
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Managing the Grey Literature of a Discipline through Collaboration: AgEcon Search
Julia Kelly & Louise Letnes
AgEcon Search, http://www.agecon.lib.umn.edu, is an important and ground-breaking example of an alternative method of delivering current research results to many potential users. AgEcon Search,... More
pp. 157-166
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Collaborative Training in Statistical and Data Library Services: Lessons from the Canadian Data Liberation Initiative
Charles Humphrey
New technology and knowledge push organizations to upgrade and improve the skills of their staff. Paying for professional development programming is a common way of providing continuing education. ... More
pp. 167-181
