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Author Rights and Copyright Management
(2010)
Presentation and slides delivered during Open Access Week 2010 by Peggy Hoon, copyright education specialist for the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. View the video of Hoon's talk, or view the slides.
A Study of Librarians' Perceptions and Use of the Summon Discovery Tool
(2012-08-20)
Next-generation discovery tools such as Serials Solutions Summon seek to provide a more robust and unified search experience for library patrons. Previous disappointment with federated search has tarnished librarians' ...
2010 Top Ten Trends in Academic Libraries: A Review of the Current Literature
(East Carolina University, 2010-06)
The ACRL Research, Planning and Review
Committee, a component of the Research
Coordinating Committee, is responsible for
creating and updating a continuous and
dynamic ...
Giving Patrons What They Want: An Analysis of a Thesis and Dissertation Purchase-on-Demand Project at East Carolina University
(East Carolina University, 2010-04)
Joyner Library's Interlibrary Loan Department has been purchasing theses and dissertations that it could neither borrow from other libraries nor find freely available online to fulfill patron requests. Purchased documents ...
Open Access (Review)
(2012-11)
The North Carolina State Library as a Cultural Resource, 1812-1914
(2012-01)
First published in The North Carolina Historical Review, Volume LXXXIX, Number 1, January 2012.
Staffing the CMC for Success
(Chicago: Association of College and Research Libraries, 2012)
Librarians, paraprofessionals, and student workers employed in the
curriculum materials center (CMC) require specialized skills to assist
preservice and in-service teachers and faculty. As technology continues
to ...
No Shelf Required 2 (Review)
(2013-01)
Lucy Cherry Crisp: 20th Century Art Practice
(2011)
Modern art has a tendency to confuse viewers, appearing significant only to those privy to its ethereal meaning. For as long as the general public has felt oppressed by its abstractions, there have been professionals ...