[ARL Logo]

arl-ereserve: Re: Do-it-yourself or purchased systems?

arl-ereserve: Re: Do-it-yourself or purchased systems?

Re: Do-it-yourself or purchased systems?

Leslie R. Morris (MORRISLR@eagle.niagara.edu)
Mon, 7 Jul 1997 14:57:30 EST 

From: "Leslie R. Morris" <MORRISLR@eagle.niagara.edu>
To: arl-ereserve@cni.org
Date:          Mon, 7 Jul 1997 14:57:30 EST
Subject:       Re: Do-it-yourself or purchased systems?
Message-Id: <A70D837D89@eagle.niagara.edu>


On Mon, 07 Jul 1997, Elizabeth Kraemer <kraemer@pop.uky.edu> wrote:
> 
> Hi - I'm a library student and library technician at the University of
> Kentucky.  I'm doing a paper on electronic reserves and wanted to ask for
> some input from members of this list.  I've found a few libraries using
> purchased packages, in particular ERes from Docutek Information Systems.
> Does anyone have any comments on why you did or did not purchase an existing
> electronic reserves system, and how happy you are if you did?  ERes allows
> faculty members to make their own updates and additions to their course
> reserve materials, and I was especially interested in hearing about how
> faculty like this - do many of them do it, and are there any problems with
> it.  Any other opinions on what makes a good e_reserve system would also be
> appreciated!  Thanks very much!  -Beth Kraemer (kraemer@pop.uky.edu)

There is an 11 page article entitled "ERes-Electronic Reserve on the 
World Wide Web" by Philip R. Kesten and Slaven M. Zivkovic in volume 
7, issue 4 of The Journal of Interlibrary Loan, Document Delivery & 
Information Supply. The issue just came out.



Leslie R. Morris
Director of Information Services

and

Editor, The Journal of Interlibrary Loan, Document Delivery & 
    Information Supply

and

Compiler, Interlibrary Loan Policies Directory
    
Niagara University
Niagara University, NY  14109-2200
716-286-8001
FAX 716-286-8030
morrislr@niagara.edu

[CNI Home Page]