One University Medical Library Plans to Adapt to Change in a Major Way
Posted on October 29, 2011 by Kathleen Shepler | No Comments
The shift to digital library resources has kept accelerating. It’s likely that some libraries now have a majority of their holdings in digital format. This has necessitated changes in how services are provided. Even more changes can be expected in the future.
A blog post this week by Michael Kelley in Library Journal’s The Digital Shift highlights one university medical library’s plan to go completely digital at the first of next year and close its doors to patrons.
What type of changes has your library made or is it planning to make in response to the continuing shift to digital resources?
What challenges has the shift to digital resources brought to your library?
Share your comments.
Read the entire blog post here.
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