How can Academic Libraries Support the Evolving Nature of Academic Research?

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2017-09-19

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Many libraries are developing digital scholarship centers or labs, which offer new programs and expertise along with high-end technologies. This session will describe three models in different institutions and emphasize the ongoing development, augmentation, and rethinking of programs and spaces. Video archive of this presentation available at https://vimeo.com/234727779

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digital scholarship, research, libraries

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