Sooner or later! Have e-books turned the page?

Wendy Anne Abbott, Kate M. Kelly

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    Abstract

    Electronic journals have become well established in their various formats in university libraries while electronic books are still struggling to find their place. The notion that “ebooks are a solution in search of a problem” still has some currency as libraries negotiate the various licensing and access issues associated with e-books. This paper will explore the theoretical and practical issues of implementing e-books in the tertiary education environment. Experiences at Bond University where the School of IT and the Library are collaborating to experiment with e-book solutions for IT students will be used to illustrate progress.
    Original languageEnglish
    Publication statusPublished - 2004
    EventVALA2004: Breaking boundaries: Integration & interoperability - Melbourne Convention Centre, Melbourne, Australia
    Duration: 3 Feb 20045 Feb 2004
    Conference number: 12th
    http:////www.vala.org.au/vala2004/2004pprs/prgm2004.htm

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    ConferenceVALA2004
    Country/TerritoryAustralia
    CityMelbourne
    Period3/02/045/02/04
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