ELUNA Document RepositoryScholarly Communications: The Good, The Bad, and the UglyElizabethBrownauthorLibraries and scholars face emerging technologies that are transforming the scholarly and creative environment. These include new search engine applications (such as Google Scholar), Open Source applications, publishing models (such as Open Access) and digital campus and subject repositories. This lecture gives an overview of developments in scholarly communications and their impact on the daily practice of librarianship, the challenges to traditional library services, and offers solutions to address relevancy in this changing environment. A suite of services for scholarly communications will also be showcased to support campus scholarship and research.General Topics2009-11-05Conference or Workshop Item

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