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| ==== The rise of library centric reading list systems ==== | ==== The rise of library centric reading list systems ==== | ||
| - | [[http://The rise of library centric reading list systems|The rise of library centric reading list systems]]. By Ken Chad. Higher Education Library Technology (HELibTech) Briefing Paper no.5 . July 2018 | + | [[http://www.kenchadconsulting.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Rise_of_library_centric-_readlinglists_July2018.pdf|The rise of library centric reading list systems]]. By Ken Chad. Higher Education Library Technology (HELibTech) Briefing Paper no.5 . July 2018 |
| The last five years have seen a sizable increase in the number of universities in the UK, Australia and New Zealand deploying library centric reading lists solutions. A notable change in the last year or so is that library resource list solutions are beginning to be adopted in the US. The paper suggests that reading/resource list systems will have a major impact on the global library technology market just as library ‘discovery services’ did over a decade ago. | The last five years have seen a sizable increase in the number of universities in the UK, Australia and New Zealand deploying library centric reading lists solutions. A notable change in the last year or so is that library resource list solutions are beginning to be adopted in the US. The paper suggests that reading/resource list systems will have a major impact on the global library technology market just as library ‘discovery services’ did over a decade ago. | ||
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| A recent report for the Society of College, National & University Libraries (Sconul) listed ‘students as customers’ as one of the five top 'transformational’ trends that will impact libraries over the next ten years. These student consumers are not all happy and one reason is the rising cost of textbooks and the lack of availability from libraries. The briefing paper looks at the textbook market and moves to digital and more interactive learning. It analyses new approaches to textbook provision including Open Textbooks and the rise of e-textbook platforms. | A recent report for the Society of College, National & University Libraries (Sconul) listed ‘students as customers’ as one of the five top 'transformational’ trends that will impact libraries over the next ten years. These student consumers are not all happy and one reason is the rising cost of textbooks and the lack of availability from libraries. The briefing paper looks at the textbook market and moves to digital and more interactive learning. It analyses new approaches to textbook provision including Open Textbooks and the rise of e-textbook platforms. | ||
| - | ==== E-textbook platforms ==== | + | ==== E-textbook platforms ==== |
| [[http://www.kenchadconsulting.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Student_consumer_and_e-textbook_platforms_March2018.pdf|The student consumer and the rise of e-textbook platforms]]. By Ken Chad.Higher Education Library Technology (HELibTech) briefing paper (No. 4). March 2018. | [[http://www.kenchadconsulting.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Student_consumer_and_e-textbook_platforms_March2018.pdf|The student consumer and the rise of e-textbook platforms]]. By Ken Chad.Higher Education Library Technology (HELibTech) briefing paper (No. 4). March 2018. | ||
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