Open Access is a big deal to librarians. Or at least it should be. It’s all about getting free and open access to scholarly literature. Many publishers are against this because it will mean they’ll lose money. They cover their greed, though, by invoking ideas of authority, quality, and the need for peer reviews. While […]
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Name:
Scott Pfitzinger
Location: Indianapolis, IN
Occupation: Reference Librarian
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Profile: I am a librarian who values the improvements that technology can bring to learning and libraries. Not "Technology for technology's sake," but purposeful improvement in communication, research, and learning.
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