Changes and Opportunities in an Evolving Collection Landscape
Sponsored by OverDrive
Recorded on 10/07/2019
Posted in The Authority File
Episode 96
The library collection is not what it once was. Administrators are asking questions about devoting large amounts of space to housing books, and librarians are adapting their spaces to meet changing user needs. Stacks are being replaced by meeting spaces, learning commons, and computer labs. But in this environment, libraries also need to provide the materials—physical and electronic—to meet the educational and research needs of their patrons.
This week, Lindsay Levinsohn of OverDrive addresses the changing nature of the academic library collection and thinks through the opportunities those changes provide.
About the guest:
Lindsey Levinsohn
Account Manager
OverDrive
Enjoy the conversation? Listen to the rest of the series:
- Library Values and Privacy in the Contemporary Collection
- Through the Looking Glass: Taking on the Publishers’ Perspective
- E- and Audiobook Lending Models in an Evolving Collection Landscape
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