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The future of libraries and what higher ed leaders think of education: Deanna Marcum on the next Forum
Next up on the Future Trends Forum is Deanna Marcum, from Ithaka S+R. Together we’ll explore the future of libraries and attitudes about the future of higher education shared by campus leaders and experts. We’ll begin by discussing how library services … Continue reading
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Some thoughts on the future of museums
From the excellent Center for the Future of Museums comes a fascinating roundtable discussion. The prompt was clear: “what is the future for museums?” Several themes emerged from my perspective. Nearly every speaker assigned a growing importance to access and … Continue reading
Considering a year of bloggery
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Today’s academic libraries: a sharp new survey
Important new research on American academic libraries appeared this month. “US Library Survey 2013”, from Ithaka S+R, is essential reading for everyone in the library world, and for non-librarian academics as well. It’s a rich, extensive study, so I’ll pull out … Continue reading
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