"There is no doubt that the public interests vested in funding agencies, universities, libraries, and authors, together with the power and reach of the Internet, have created a compelling and necessary momentum for open access. It won't be easy, and it won't be inexpensive, but it is only a matter of time."

Ann Wolpert, Director of Libraries for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology


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Vol 5, No 1 (2013): Collaborative Librarianship

Table of Contents

Editorials

Compelling and Necessary Momentum: A Recent Timeline in Open Access PDF
1-2

Scholarly Articles

Crafting Identity, Collaboration, and Relevance for Academic Librarians Using Communities of Practice PDF
3-15
Selecting a Shared 21st Century Management System PDF
16-28
Discoverability Challenges and Collaboration Opportunities within the Scholarly Communications Ecosystem: A SAGE White Paper Update PDF
29-41
Collaborative Marketing for Electronic Resources: A Project Report and Discussion of Implications PDF
42-51

From the Field

Outreach: What Works? PDF
52-58
A Window on Library Collaboration in Southeast Asia: Insights and Perspectives of Lourdes T. David PDF
59-61

Viewpoints: Technology Matters

LCF – Collaborating Internationally to Leap Forward PDF
62-63

Reviews

Review of Interdisciplinarity and Academic Libraries PDF
64


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