EBSCO is committed to providing equal access to all users of our products. Research conducted by EBSCO eBooks™ related to user accessibility indicates that downloading chapters is a key use case for e-book users.

EBSCO is offering libraries a summary of the results from the Subscription Management Services Customer Service Survey for Schools.

ALA Midwinter Scholarship winners at the conference in Denver, Colorado. Pictured above from left, Rosa Diaz; Children’s Librarian/Bilingual at the Lincoln branch Library of the Rochester Public Library, Loren Klein; MLIS Student on the Stonewall Book Awards Committee, Veronica Leigh Milliner; University of Pittsburgh Health Science Library System and Chelsea Brantley; Media Coordinator at Nags Head Elementary School.

There’s no doubt that a large online retailer like Amazon can handle orders for everything from personal care items to home electronics. But, when it comes to library collection development and acquisitions, online retailers can fall short, compared to library vendors.

Library Journal conducted an in-depth survey examining collection development trends in academic libraries. See what they discovered and download the infographic.

Wendy DeGroat, librarian at Maggie L. Walker Governor’s School for Government and International Studies in Richmond, Virginia, discusses how nurturing curiosity and connecting students with resources that reflect multiple perspectives can help them engage in more informed policy discussions.

Your academic library has a lot to offer to researchers and students, but they might not be aware of all the library resources available to them. Marketing your library to end users can be easy with these useful tips.

We interviewed Whatcom County Library System’s Community Relations Coordinator Lizz Roberts and Red Rokk Marketing Director Sherri Huleatt about how their “My Modern Library” campaign led to taking home one of the eight grants provided by H.W. Wilson and the John Cotton Dana Awards.