
Collective collections through collective wisdom
Collective collections are strengthened through aggregated data and shared practitioner knowledge.
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Collective collections are strengthened through aggregated data and shared practitioner knowledge.
Read MoreMoving the library beyond the library is an evolutionary, not revolutionary, process. But first steps can have impactful results.
Read MoreResearch libraries are developing new operational structures that extend library skills, expertise, services and roles “beyond the library” into the broader campus environment.
Read MoreDecisions on library collaboration can be improved by adopting an options perspective. Can a modest investment now expand future choices or flexibility?
Read MoreOCLC Research report examines how libraries collaboratively acquire RDM capacity.
Read MoreDiscipline-focused collective collections are important for stewardship strategies. Collaboration can help. So can data-driven analytics.
Read MoreOCLC Research has published a new report on library collaboration: Sustaining Art Research Collections: Case Studies in Collaboration. The report describes three examples of art libraries partnering with academic libraries, …
Read More“Little one, I would like to see anyone – prophet, king, or God – persuade a thousand cats to do anything at the same time.” Neil Gaiman, from The Sandman: …
Read MoreThe pandemic experience underscores that print collections still are highly valued, and will continue to have a significant role in library futures.
Read MoreThe following post is part of a series highlighting the OCLC Research project Library Collaboration in Research Data Management. A successful collaboration depends on surrounding yourself with good partners. We took this …
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