Patron-Driven Acquisition of E-Books Satisfies Users’ Needs While Also Building the Library’s Collection | Evidence Based Library and Information Practice
Patron-Driven Acquisition of E-Books Satisfies Users’ Needs While Also Building the Library’s Collection Authors Giovanna Badia McGill University Montreal, Quebec, Canada DOI: https://doi.org/10.18438/B82P6J Keywords: e-books, patron-driven acquisition, demand-driven acquisition, collection development Abstract Objective – To present the initial results of an academic library’s one-year pilot with
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