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Journal of Library Administration Volume 52, 2012 - Issue 5: Incredible Transformations for Research Libraries: Back to the Future
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Will Books Be Different?

Kevin M. Guthrie President, ITHAKA, New York, NY, USA
Pages 353-369 | Published online: 20 Aug 2012

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David Wells & Anita Sallenbach. (2015) Books and ebooks in an academic library. The Australian Library Journal 64:3, pages 168-179.
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Jean Gudenas. (2013) The Variety of e-Book Platforms for Textbooks on Mobile Devices. Journal of Electronic Resources in Medical Libraries 10:4, pages 206-214.
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Karen Kirby & Muhammad N. Anwar. (2020) An application of activity theory to the “problem of e-books”. Heliyon 6:9, pages e04982.
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Rachel Lewellen, Steven Bischof & Terry Plum. (2016) EBL ebook use compared to the use of equivalent print books and other eresources. Performance Measurement and Metrics 17:2, pages 150-164.
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Mark Dahl. 2015. Library Staffing for the Future. Library Staffing for the Future 153 175 .
Antony Groves. (2014) What's the use?: analysing student citations to provide new insights into e-book usage. Insights: the UKSG journal 27:2, pages 198-204.
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Deepak Prasad & Tsuyoshi Usagawa. (2014) Scoping the Possibilities: Student Preferences towards Open Textbooks Adoption for E-Learning. Creative Education 05:24, pages 2027-2040.
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