Fwd: Library Connect Newsletter, 7:4 (November 2009): Mobile Access

[陈晓亮]

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Subject: Library Connect Newsletter, 7:4 (November 2009): Mobile Access
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Theme: Mobile Access Library Connect Newsletter 7:4 | November 2009 Read this issue in HTML or PDF ISSN: 1549-3725 Share this:
Spotlight Read stories about how mobile access is impacting libraries and Elsevier. Talking with Doyle Friskney about how mobility is challenging academic libraries By Lisa Layton, Elsevier, USA Developing MD Consult Mobile: Getting a library of medical content into users' pockets By Mike Takats, MD Consult, Elsevier, USA Talking with Keren Mills about academic libraries and development of mobile services By Chris James, Elsevier, The Netherlands The Library in Your Pocket: Making the library truly accessible anytime, anywhere By Wan Wee Pin, Liau Yi Chin and Chua Lay Lian, National Library Board, Singapore     How-to Go mobile: Use these strategies and increase your mobile literacy and your patrons' satisfaction By Lisa Carlucci Thomas and Joe Murphy, Yale University, USA Looking to go mobile? Here are basics to help libraries get started By Chad Carpenter and Scott Plumlee, User Centered Design Group, Elsevier, USA     Librarians Speak Up What mobile services does your library offer? Points of view from: Corno Vromans, Tilburg University, The Netherlands Venia Mak, Hong Kong Institute of Education Trish Chatterley, University of Alberta, Canada Tony Tin and Steve Schafer, Athabasca University, Canada Jennifer Duvernay, Arizona State University, USA     Also in this issue FARM-Africa: Elsevier Foundation grant enables library digitization that could benefit an entire continent By Dr. Christie Peacock, FARM-Africa, UK Funding innovation: Is research going mobile? By Jay Katzen, Elsevier, The Netherlands EMPOWERx: Mobile delivery of prescriptions helps physicians, pharmacists and patients By Swati Abbott, Elsevier, USA   This e-mail has been sent to so...@xmu.edu.cn from Elsevier Customer Marketing, Radarweg 29, 1043 NX Amsterdam, Netherlands, Registration Number: 33156677, using E-Mail Reaction's Technology and Platform. You are receiving this email because you are a subscriber to the Library Connect Publications Alert. To ensure delivery to your inbox (not your bulk or junk folders), please add ElsevierLib...@mail.elsevier-alerts.com to your address book. If you no longer wish to receive the Library Connect Publications Alert (providing online access to the Library Connect Newsletter and Practical Assistance Pamphlets) from Elsevier Customer Marketing please unsubscribe here. Copyright © 2010 Elsevier B.V.  All rights reserved. Please read the Elsevier Alerts Privacy Policy and the smartFOCUS DIGITAL Privacy Policy.		Read Library Connect pamphlet #12 "Developing Strong Library Budgets: Information Professionals Share Best Practices" Read Library Connect white paper #2 "ScienceDirect High School Access Program: Strengths, Challenges and Opportunities" TrainingDesk Download PDF Read our blog Find us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Columns Ask UCD "Where do we start when making our library resources mobile-friendly?" Past 4 issues Changing Roles Communicating Value Performance & Planning Advanced Technologies   Links for librarians Librarians' Home Library Events Library Connect publications TrainingDesk

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