Case Studies

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  2011 Customer Profiles

  • University of Aberdeen
  • Arizona State University
  • East Texas Baptist University
  • ECPI University
  • Global Health Nurse Training Services
  • Hope International University
  • Louisiana State University
  • Mercer County Community College
  • Pennsylvania Institute of Technology
  • Southwestern Oklahoma State University
  • Stevenson University
  • Western State College of Colorado

  Earlier Profiles

  • American Inter-Continental University
  • Boulder Public Library
  • Cambridge College
  • Chalmers University of Technology
  • Florida National College
  • Hacettepe University Libraries
  • Holy Names University
  • Ithaca College
  • Marist College
  • Middle East Technical University
  • Northcentral University
  • San Diego Christian College
  • Staffordshire University
  • Stanford University
  • Texas Christian University
  • Tsinghua University
  • University of Abertay Dundee
  • University of California, Merced
  • University of Jordan
  • University of Missouri-Rolla
  • University of New York, Tirana
  • University of Southern Queensland
  • Virginia College at Birmingham

  Case Studies

  • Could You Lend Me a Tenor? ebrary’s Sheet Music Database at NCMC
  • Let the Library Do Your Laundry: Olivet Nazarene University Promotes ebrary to Students
  • Walsh University and ebrary: A Student’s Story
  • Westminster College

  2001 Student Profiles

  • Robert Hallowell, Expression College for Digital Arts

  Earlier Profiles

  • Cheryl Hetherington, Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science
  • Sydney Peck, Texas Women’s University

• Cambridge College
  Online Library

  FTE			3,000
  Type			University
  Location			Cambridge, MA
  Implementation date			9/1/2004
  Collection			Academic Complete™
  Contact			Maida Tilchen Project Manager for Library Services
  What trends impacted your decision to subscribe to ebrary?		•	Our library services are primarily online. We do not have a traditional print library, although we have affiliations with local libraries for some of our eight campus sites around the US. Our online library is provided by Eglobal (egloballibrary.com) which designs and maintains an interface which is a virtual library, including access to databases as well as other services such as live reference. Since we have no print book collection, we are very glad to have ebrary as part of our Eglobal package.
  What issues or problems has ebrary addressed at your library?		•	ebrary provides a growing collection of recent books of value for student research.
  What do you and your patrons like best about ebrary’s technology?		•	When I do instruction, the tools for saving citation info and highlighting get a lot of “wow.”
  Favorite feature(s)?		•	Using Info Tools to be able to find books I looked at and notes I took.
  What do you and your patrons like best about ebrary’s content?		•	One professor was very excited to find almost every book she wanted to assign about civil rights history. Many of the books meet our research needs, which are primarily education, mental health counseling, and management.
  How does ebrary compare to other digital resources at your library?		•	ebrary has the best tools for saving research. I wish the same tools were in all our other databases.

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