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Introduction: Moving into the World of E-books | p. 1 |
E-books and Virtual Learning Environments: Responsesto a Transformational Technology | p. 5 |
E-books in the University of California Libraries | p. 23 |
Making Sense of E-book Usage Data | p. 33 |
ebrary and Two International E-book Surveys | p. 53 |
Survey Analysis: ebrary User Survey | p. 71 |
Faculty Experiences with Electronic Resources | p. 87 |
Academic E-books: Supply Before Demand in the Life Sciences? | p. 139 |
The University of Pittsburgh Study in an Electronic Environment: Have E-books Changed Usage Patterns of Monographs? | p. 151 |
Mission Possible: E-books and the Humanities | p. 165 |
Moving from Book to E-book | p. 193 |
New Types of E-books, E-book Issues, and Implications for the Future | p. 207 |
Integration of Electronic Books into Library Catalogs: The UIC Library Experience | p. 229 |
Managing Users' Expectations of E-books | p. 249 |
Consortia and E-books: Expanding Access and Defining Business Models | p. 257 |
From Print to "e": An Industry Perspective | p. 271 |
Index | p. 281 |
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