Improving Discoverability at Academic Libraries: A Case Study Series of Best Practices for Optimizing Resource Access

As scholarly content continues to expand in volume and format (digital, print, OA, video, etc.), discovery services and tools in academic libraries remain a crucial part of the patron experience. We examine how academic libraries are making targeted improvements to collection discoverability and access.

With the intent to help improve discoverability at academic libraries, Taylor & Francis and Choice partnered to create the case study series Best Practices for Optimizing Resource Access to address why these new implementations have become necessary, how they’re being deployed, and what the results have been.

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