Academic and research libraries have historically created effective partnerships, such as the Library of Congress distributing catalog cards, the establishment of the Center for Research Libraries, and the birth and growth of OCLC. Librarians can help each other during financial hardships by sharing resources, networking, and learning new skills.
Academic and research libraries have historically created effective partnerships, such as the Library of Congress distributing catalog cards, the establishment of the Center for Research Libraries, and the birth and growth of OCLC. Librarians can help each other during financial hardships by sharing resources, networking, and learning new skills. Read More
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