https://doi.org/10.1080/00987913.2022.2082237
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Category: Electronic Resources
"Grappling with the Scale of Born-Digital Government Publications: Toward Pipelines for Processing and Searching Millions of PDF"
Pilot to Test OA Workflow Management System: "Oable Incorporates All of Elsevier’s Journals"
"Struggling with Digitized Historical Newspapers: Contextual Barriers to Information Interaction in History Research Activities"
Paywall: "Does Artificial Intelligence (AI) Have a Role in E-Resources Licensing?"
"cOAlition S and ALPSP Publish Toolkit to Foster Open Access Agreements"
Electronic Resources and Systems Librarian at SUNY Delhi
"Grappling with the Scale of Born-Digital Government Publications: Toward Pipelines for Processing and Searching Millions of PDFs"
Helen Bernstein Librarian for Periodicals and E-Resources at New York Public Library
"Struggling with Digitized Historical Newspapers: Contextual Barriers to Information Interaction in History Research Activities"
"OpenAthens Odyssey: Challenges of Implementing Federated Authentication for a Multi-Institutional User Population"
"Onboarding and Training New Electronic Resources Personnel in Libraries: An Overview of Literature and Resources"
"Location-Based Trickery: Librarian Efforts to Provide Access to Unaffiliated Users"
"EBSCO Information Services to Support Resource Sharing and Development of Controlled Digital Lending in FOLIO"
Paywall: "Comparing Content and Overlap in Two Large Academic Ebook Collections"
Paywall Article: "Managing Open Content Resources from Discovery to Delivery"
Paywall Article: University of Louisville: "Building a Sustainable Collection Review Process: Managing Qualitative and Quantitative E-Resource Data overTime"
Paywall Article—Two US OpenAthens Case Studies: "The Authentication Landscape in 2019: One Does Not Simply Walk into Order"
"Connecting Users to Articles: An Analysis of the Impact of Article Level Linking on Journal Use Statistics"
Paywall Article: "The Impact of Web-Scale Discovery on the Use of Electronic Resources"
"Adventures in Rightsizing: Enhancing Discovery and Research with Open Access Journals in the University Library"
University of Toronto Data Analysis: "Understanding and Measuring E-Book Packages: Print Purchasing Patterns and Book Usage"
Paywall Article: "Open Access and the Changing Landscape for Library Acquisitions—Interview with Gregory T. Eow"
"Consortial RightsStatements.org Implementation and Faceted Search for Reuse Rights in Digital Library Materials"
Wilhelmina Randtke, Randy Fischer, and Gail Lewis have published "Consortial RightsStatements.org Implementation and Faceted Search for Reuse Rights in Digital Library Materials" in the Code4Lib Journal.
Here's an excerpt:
The Florida Academic Library Services Cooperative (FALSC) makes available digital library hosting free-of-charge to all institutions of Florida public higher education. 21 institutions participate in the Islandora digital library platform hosted through FALSC. Centralized digital library hosting through FALSC, or its predecessor consortium, has been available since 1994. Meanwhile, the RightsStatements.org standard, which provides a controlled vocabulary for indicating the copyright status of digital library material, was released in 2016. After the standard was released, participating libraries expressed interest in implementing RightsStatements.org for existing digital content. During Fall 2018 and Spring 2019, FALSC implemented RightsStatements.org values on Islandora sites. This article describes the process undertaken by FALSC, the lessons learned, and recommendations for libraries looking to implement RightsStatements.org values.
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2019 LYRASIS Accessibility Survey Report: Understanding the Landscape of Library Accessibility for Online Materials
LYRASIS has released the 2019 LYRASIS Accessibility Survey Report: Understanding the Landscape of Library Accessibility for Online Materials.
Here's an excerpt from the announcement:
The LYRASIS accessibility survey was conducted in early 2019 as a mechanism to better understand how (primarily academic) libraries within the United States are handling accessibility for their online content, and more specifically, where they stand in terms of policy and implementation.
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