29. November 2023
  WEITERE NEWS
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ibrary
Essentials

In der Ausgabe 8/2023 (November 2023) lesen Sie u.a.:

  • Einen KI-basierten Bibliotheks-Chatbot mit der ChatGPT-API selbst entwickeln
  • Wie haben sich die Forschungsschwer­punkte der Biblio­theks- und Infor­ma­tions­wissenschaft
    im 21. Jahrhundert gewandelt?
  • Öffentliche Bibliotheken als wichtige
    Bildungs- und Lernorte in Deutschland
    abseits von schulischen Angeboten
  • Homeoffice bleibt bei Bibliotheks­mit­ar­bei­ten­den auch nach der Pandemie beliebt
  • Abflauender Corona-Effekt: Zurück zu alten Mediennutzungsmustern und Ende des Streaming-Booms
  • Untersuchungen zum Einfluss sozialer Medien auf politische Wahlen
  • Studie zu Jugendlichen:
    Geringe Aufmerksamkeit und
    wenig informationsorientiert
  • KI zur Unterstützung von Peer Review?
  • Studie: Heutige Forschungslandschaft in England ist unfair, wenig motivierend und fördert fragwürdige Forschungspraktiken
u.v.m.
  fachbuchjournal
Ausgabe 5 / 2023

BUCHWISSEN­SCHAFTEN
Illustrierte Bücher. Grassi Museum

LANDESKUNDE
Pakistan | Indien | China

BETRIEBS­WIRTSCHAFT
Führung

BIOGRAFIEN
Starke Frauen

RELIGION | PHILOSOPHIE
Konfuzius, Sokrates, Epiktet, Montaigne, Pascal

RECHT
Insolvenzrecht | Steuerrecht | Immissionsschutzrecht | Erbrecht

uvm

Coronavirus-Impacted Libraries Get Unlimited Access to Ebook Central Holdings

ProQuest has partnered with more than 50 publishers to support libraries
in providing unlimited access to Ebook Central holdings for all patrons – at no extra charge.

The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is having an unprecedented effect on higher-education institutions across the globe. Many libraries have found they suddenly need to support a new level of distance learning and research – and access to electronic resources is imperative.

To support this urgent need, ProQuest has partnered with more than 50 publishers to support libraries in providing unlimited access to Ebook Central holdings for all patrons – at no extra charge.

Starting this week, ProQuest Ebook Central customers impacted by COVID-19 will get unlimited access to all owned titles from these publishers through mid-June. This means that all licenses – including single-user and three-user models – will automatically convert to unlimited access during that period, helping librarians bridge the gap for their patrons in this rapidly changing environment. The unlimited access also applies to additional titles purchased through mid-June.

No action is required by librarians to switch on unlimited access – this will be done automatically, and the transition will be seamless for users.

“These are turbulent times, and libraries are facing unprecedented challenges,” said David Parker, Vice President of ProQuest Books. “ProQuest and our publishing partners are here to help. We’ve been hearing from librarians around the world that they need unlimited access to help prevent interruptions to teaching and learning. We’re thankful to our publishing partners for working with us to help make this happen.”

See a list of participating publishers here – and check back regularly, as the list is constantly growing. In the meantime, if you have any questions, please contact your ProQuest representative.