IT-Library Collaboration

EDUCAUSE Library Items for IT-Library Collaboration

Preservation of Scholarship: The Digital Dilemma

January 1, 2002

Marcum notes that content creators today play a critical role in the chain of scholarly communication now that digital capture techniques are widely employed. This role, when coupled with faculty a…

The Impact on User Services of Merging Academic Libraries and Computing Services

January 1, 1999

Some colleges and universities are considering merging departments on their campuses that are related to information technology, including libraries and computing organizations. This study, conduct…

Making Being There as Good as Being Here

January 1, 1999

To give distant learners the same "home advantage" of their on-campus peers, the University of Minnesota Libraries have launched a new distance learning support project, using technology …

Working Together: New Collaborations among Information Professionals

January 1, 1999

As colleges and universities, government agencies, and other organizations create and use information resources in the digital environment, they may not be taking steps necessary to ensure that the…

The Information Arcade at the University of Iowa

January 1, 1994

A collaborative effort of the University Libraries, the Office of Information Technology, and the academic faculty, the Information Arcade is an ambitious facility designed to integrate electronic …

Networked Information: What Can We Expect and When?

January 1, 1990

Much has been written and much is known about how digital technologies will transform the library. This article describes some of the potential inhibitors of this transformation and some steps that…

Computing and Libraries: A Partnership Past Due

January 1, 1990

This article addresses the growing need for the heads ofcomputing/communications and library organizations on college anduniversity campuses not only to work together in a cooperative spirit but al…