Instructions for completing a scholarly communications opportunity assessment, useful for identifiying previously unrecognized possibilities for library engagement with change within disciplines. The opportunity assessment also conveys the library's interest and expertise in scholarly communication issues and provides an opening for discussion and exploration of the scholarly communication landscape of a particular discipline with a faculty member in a department.

pdf scprog-opportunity-assessment.pdf

Terms:Institute on Scholarly Communication, Lee Van Orsdel, Planning and Visioning, Publications, Text

Institute on Scholarly Communication: Environmental Scan Exercise

Instructions for an environmental scanning exercise completed by participants in the Institute on Scholarly Communication's three day program development event.

pdf scprog-environmental-scan.pdf

Terms:Institute on Scholarly Communication, Planning and Visioning, Publications, Text

ARL Field Team Interview Guide

A sample guide for conducting faculty field interviews about new and emerging scholarly publishing models.

pdf arl-field-team-interview-guide.pdf

Terms:New Models, Planning and Visioning, Publications, Scholarly Communication, Text

Guidelines for Library Space Partnerships

Guidelines for library space partnerships developed by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah.

pdf utah_library_space_prtnrshps.pdf

Terms:Collaboration, Planning and Visioning, Publications, Report, Space, Facilities, and Services, Text

Creating a Preferred Future: Ensuring Success in the New Environment

Slides from the October 2005 Future of Government Documents symposium in Seattle, Washington.

ppt creating-preferred-future-2005.ppt

Terms:Library Administration, Planning and Visioning, Proceedings, Publications, Slide

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