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Interesting article on using citation analysis data to inform the selection of resources for subject guides.

Publishers have offered a solution for the federal government's new open access policy. What solutions do libraries have to offer?

Analysis of the CHORUS proposal: http://www.michaeleisen.org/blog/?p=1382.

And now, the proposal from libraries: http://chronicle.com/blogs/wiredcampus/universities-and-libraries-envision-a-federated-system-for-public-access-to-research/44147.

This publication was created to serve as a practical guide for instruction coordinators and managers to use in the environmental analysis of their own unique situations. Information provided here includes nationally-established guidelines, suggestions of possible local resources to consult, questions to ask, and sources for additional reading.

Instruction Librarians wanting to understand how to effectively engage in their institution's instructional environment would benefit from using this workbook. The workbook guides practitioners through an environmental scan and provides information such as nationally established guidelines, possible local resources to consult, questions to ask, and sources for additional reading.