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Development and cooperation : beyond Open Access
- 1. Development and Cooperation: Beyond Open Access The Future of Information and Library Associations An International NVB/IFLA Satellite Conference The Hague, 8 - 9 August 2012 Jos Damen, African Studies Centre, Leiden
- 2. Why Libraries? Preservation of knowledge
- 3. Why Libraries? Metadata: Opening up collections
- 4. Why Libraries? Art, fun, joy, browsing
- 5. Why Libraries? Study, contact & a meeting place
- 6. Instruction
- 9. E-books Google Books, Internet Archive & more
- 10. Open Access HINARI, OARE, AGORA, PLoS, JSTOR et al.
- 11. Saving archives
- 12. Timbuktu
- 13. In conclusion • University Libraries: publications open access • Libraries: preserve unique paper copies of books and archives & advocate these collections • Libraries: play a key role in educating patrons on how to find the information they need
- 14. Jos Damen African Studies Centre, Leiden jdamen@ascleiden.nl