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Where have all the books gone? Exploring “virtual libraries” at Cornell University Library’s Engineering and Physical Science Libraries

机译：所有的书都去哪儿了？康奈尔大学图书馆的工程和物理科学图书馆探索“虚拟图书馆”

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This paper examines the definition of a “virtual library” by observing the experiences of two such libraries in the Cornell University Library system, Physical Sciences and Engineering. In the past five years, both of these libraries closed their physical collections because of budget and print use issues. Since the closure of the collections, both libraries – and their librarians – had to imagine what a virtual library could be and what services could support a highly technical user base that relied on ejournals and ebooks. This paper discusses staffing considerations, new approaches in collection development, and the evolution of library roles for the libraries operating in this new model.
机译：本文通过观察康奈尔大学图书馆系统（物理科学和工程学）中两个这样的图书馆的经验，研究了“虚拟图书馆”的定义。在过去的五年中，由于预算和印刷使用问题，这两个图书馆都关闭了其实物收藏。自从馆藏关闭以来，图书馆及其馆员都必须想象一个虚拟图书馆是什么，什么样的服务可以支持依赖于电子期刊和电子书的技术含量很高的用户群。本文讨论了人员配备方面的考虑，馆藏开发中的新方法以及在该新模型中运行的图书馆的图书馆角色演变。

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