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Virginia Libraries has switched to Open Journal Systems for publishing its content. The format of the journal has also changed to some extent. The journal now includes both peer reviewed and non-peer reviewed articles types. You can see all article submission types in the Section Policies area. |
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Vol 61, No 1 (2015): VALib v61n1
Table of Contents
Articles
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Complete Issue
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Table of Contents
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New Directions for Virginia Libraries
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Front Cover
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From the Editors
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MOOCs and Libraries: Many Hats, Many Questions
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Just How Open? Evaluating the "Openness of Course Materials in Massive Open Online Courses"
Gene R. Springs
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The Impact of Open Access on Collection Management
Adelia Grabowsky
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Open and Editable: Exploring Library Engagement in Open Educational Resource Adoption, Adaption and Authoring
Anita R. Walz
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Predatory Publishing: How Not To Fall Prey
Craig Arthur
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Contextualizing Copyright: Fostering Students' Understanding of Their Rights and Responsibilities as Content Creators
Molly Keener
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