Journal of Electronic Resources Librarianship
2010 Volume 22, Number 3
Table of Contents
Number of articles: 6
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Something so Right
Jill Emery
In August 2010, "Wired" magazine declared, "The Web is Dead. Long Live the Internet." Citing the rise of IPad & Smartphone sales and the rapid explosion of application-based software to run various... More
pp. 88-92
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Positioning Your Library in an Open-Access Environment
Anjana H. Bhatt
This paper is a summary of the project that the author completed at Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) library for providing online access to 80 open access E-journals and digital collections.... More
pp. 96-101
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From Tedious to Timely: Screencasting to Troubleshoot Electronic Resource Issues
Eric Hartnett & Carole Thompson
The shift from traditional print materials to electronic resources, in conjunction with the rise in the number of distance education programs, has left many electronic resource librarians... More
pp. 102-112
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Navigating to the Future: Understanding Common Tasks in a Multi-Campus Environment in the Dramatically Changing Acquisition World
Julia Bock & Rosemary Burgos-Mira
In the context of a diverse, multi-campus university, this study discusses historical factors and recent changes in scholarly communication and the economic impact of these changes as we seek to... More
pp. 113-123
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We're All in This Together: Library Faculty and Staff and Their Reporting of Electronic Resource Problems
Anita Foster & Sarah C. Williams
Libraries continue to shift budgets toward obtaining more electronic resources. Electronic resources can develop problems at any time when a library offers access. Staff collaboration is vital in... More
pp. 124-143
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What Drives Usage
Jeff Matlak
Western Illinois University Libraries has cut online serials subscriptions in the past 2 years. The librarians were guided by the statistics for downloads provided by the publishers of the journals... More
pp. 144-165
