TY  - MANSCPT
AU  - Carlson, Scott
ED  - The Chronicle of Higher Education
TI  - The library of the future : : how the heart of the campus is transforming 
AV  - Z675.U5 C258 2022
PY  - 2022///
CY  - Washington, DC.
PB  - The Chronicle of Higher Education
KW  - Academic libraries
KW  - Administration
KW  - Library buildings
KW  - Libraries and education
KW  - Curriculum change
KW  - 21st Century
KW  - United States
KW  - Librarianship
KW  - Academic library
KW  - Space utilization
KW  - Effect of technological innovations on
KW  - Libraries transformation
KW  - Library and educational change
N1  - The Chronicle of Higher Education; Introduction. Section 1: The Future of Library Spaces. Section 2: The Future of Collections. Section 3:The Future of the Profession. -- A final word; Introduction -- Section 1 -- The future of library spaces -- The recent evolution in libraries -- The master-plan process -- The space left over by books ; Virtual learning -- Planning for new technologies and new uses ; Role and relevance -- The pandemic's effect on libraries -- The library as a public, and welcoming, space -- Section 2 -- The future of collections -- The open movement -- A new scholarly press -- Open educational resources ; Librarians and data mining -- The management and use of data ; Hidden information -- Special collections ; Connecting through podcasts -- Section 3 -- The future of the profession -- The skills ; Second career librarians -- The qualifications ; The teaching librarian ; Librarian with a Ph.D. -- Diversity in the profession Libraries' struggles to diversify -- Librarianship and the pandemic -- A final word
N2  - Academic libraries occupy a central position on campus, literally and figuratively. For scholars and students, they serve as an essential gateway to knowledge. For publishers, they have been both a partner and a shaper of debates over copyright, censorship, and free and open access to information. For the campus and community, they are a place to connect.

Recent years have seen enormous upheaval for libraries and librarians, and the ways they’ve adapted to such changes point to larger lessons about how colleges and universities can transform, too
ER  -