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June 14, 2024Evidence Based Library and Information PracticeOpen Access

Gauging Academic Unit Perceptions of Library Services During a Transition in University Budget Models

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MHMargaret HooglandUniversity of ToledoGNGerald NatalUniversity of ToledoRWRobert W. WilmottUniversity of Toledo

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Implication

Online survey reveals interest in cost-share agreements and immediate full-text access among health science personnel, highlighting strategies during internal budget transitions.

Key Points

  • Health science faculty favored cost-share agreements for subscriptions, with 112 survey responses demonstrating widespread support for full-text access over loans.
  • Assessment using an online survey examined health science faculty, staff, and administrator needs regarding library collections and open access publishing resources.
  • Highlights the necessity for transparent budget communication and promotional efforts for open educational resources as university budget models transition internally.

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Hoogland et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e64d66b6db6435875dd978https://doi.org/10.18438/eblip30379
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