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200 00$aLibrary evaluation in practice$b[electronic resource] $eelectronic information services in higher education, proceedings of the eVALUEd Conferences /$fGuest editors, Sarah McNicol and Pete Dalton
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225 0 $aVINE: the journal of information and knowledge management systems ;$vv.34, no. 4
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
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327   $aContents; Abstracts & keywords; Editorial; Evaluating the Joint Information Systems Committee's Information Environment; E-measures; The impact of the JUBILEE Toolkit in institutions; Getting the value from evaluation; Strategies for collecting networked statistics; The eVALUEd toolkit; Counting on making a difference; COUNTER; E-measures: a comprehensive waste of time?; Evaluation in the Arts and Humanities Data Service
330   $aThe emergence of electronic information services (EIS) in academic libraries has been accompanied by a growing interest in, and need for, research in this area. One of the key issues for both researchers and practitioners is keeping abreast of the development of EIS in a rapidly changing, uncertain environment.Previously published in: Vine, Volume 34, Number 4, 2004
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