E-books on the agenda – an update
An excellent update from Karl Drinkwater on e-books and e-book readers: http://blogs.rsc-wales.ac.uk/lr/2010/09/15/e-books-on-the-agenda-an-update/
Category: e-books
E-books exchange of experience – Friday 5th March
WHELF organised this event at UWIC in Cardiff as an opportunity for librarians in Wales to share their experiences of e-books. In the morning, librarians from three of the universities (Swansea University, UWIC, Cardiff University) talked about their e-book collections. [slideshare id=3508202&doc=ebooksatswanseauni-march2010-100322072605-phpapp01] …
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New date – WHELF e-book exchange of experience
Friday 5 March 2010 The purpose of the event is to share good practice and to consider potential developments in relation to e-books. Attendance is free with as many attendees welcome as possible. The event will be held at UWIC in …
WHELF e-books exchange of experience
The event scheduled for 14 January was cancelled as a result of heavy snow in various parts of Wales, causing difficult travelling conditions. We are intending to rearrange as soon as possible and are currently working out an alternative date …
Writings about e-book publishing, 2010
While 2009 is not yet signed off, Chris Armstrong has begun his “Writings about e-book publishing, 2010” There are details of two good articles at http://tinyurl.com/yzj66jl
WHELF e-book exchange of experience
14 January 2010 The purpose of the event is to share good practice and to consider potential developments in relation to e-books. Attendance is free with as many attendees welcome as possible. The event will be held at UWIC in …
Building on collaboration: the WHELF e-book deal
An article by Jeremy Atkinson and Paul Riley in SCONUL Focus, Number 45, 2009: http://www.sconul.ac.uk/publications/newsletter/45/31.pdf In December 2007, at an event at the National Library of Wales, WHELF launched its innovative e-book deal arranged with the Online Computer Library Center …
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WHELF e-books consortium
A year ago WHELF launched a new collaborative e-books service with OCLC. NetLibrary provides 85,000 Welsh students and National Library users with access to over 700 e-book titles. The consortium has now been given representation on an International Advisory Board to …
