论文信息 - Electronic Book Usage at a Master's Level I University: A Longitudinal Study

Electronic Book Usage at a Master's Level I University: A Longitudinal Study

Abstract From 2000–2004, the Auburn University Montgomery Library measured electronic book usage. Electronic book usage increased while use of the printed collection decreased. Subject areas most used resembled those reported by larger institutions, supporting the idea that some subjects are amenable to electronic use regardless of institutional size and mission.

Timothy P. Bailey

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