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Developing Digital Libraries: Four Principles for Higher Education

Title:Developing Digital Libraries: Four Principles for Higher Education (ID: ERM0158)
Author(s):Donald J. Waters (The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation)
Topics:Digital Libraries, Scholarly Communication
Source:Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
Origin:EDUCAUSE Review (2001)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:The author discusses 4 principles to keep in mind when developing digital libraries in higher ed. Some of the the principles include creating scholarly value by exploiting the distinctive features for the technology and being realistic about costs when distributing material and maintaining operations.
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