Tag Archives for Digital Libraries
Eugene Garfield’s Scholarly Impact: A Scientometric Review
The concept of citation indexing has become deeply involved in many parts of research itself and the broad environment in which research plays an integral role, ranging from research evaluation, numerous indicators, to an increasingly wider range of scientific disciplines. … Continue reading
As Libraries Go Digital, Costs Remain Tangible
The University of California at Merced’s library has more than 1.4 million items in its collection, but those books and media aren’t what catches the eyes of Haipeng Li, the library’s director, as he makes his daily rounds of the … Continue reading
How Technology Keeps Our Love for Reading Alive
Recognising that Singapore has one of the world’s highest mobile penetration rates1 averaging 149.2% between July to December 2016, it was evident that library service innovations should be adapted to a digital lifestyle through extended offerings to the online space. … Continue reading
What happens to libraries and librarians when machines can read all the books?
In a revised text of talk for the Harvard Library Leadership in a Digital Age Program, Chris Bourg, director of libraries at MIT, writes about the ongoing digital evolution of the libraries. Read More