Library

Creation happens in a digital environment, with  an  interest  in  the  process,  as  well  as  the  products,  of  research  and  learning.   

• The inside-out Library

• The facilitated collection

• Transition to open access.

• All of the above

The library does not assemble collections  for  local  use,  but  facilitates  access  to  a  coordinated  mix  of  local,  external  and  collaborative  services  assembled  around  user  needs and available on the network.  

• The inside-out Library 

• The facilitated collection

• collective collections

• None of the above

The  long-term  transition  from  print  to  digital  and  from  local  to  network  is  bound  up  with  a  series  of  organizational  and  behavioral  changes  in  how  materials are created and used. 

• True

• False

The dominant library model of collections has been an outside-in one, where the library is buying or licensing materials from external providers and making  them  accessible  to  a  local  audience. 

• True

• False

A whole range of new information resources has appeared on the network, within different business and organizational models.  

• True

• False

The external collections, the  move  to  licensed  and  just-in-time and shared  or  collective collections are some central strands of the facilitated collection

• True

• False