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Toxicology --- Information resources.

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Digital Detectives: Solving Information Dilemmas in an Online World helps students become independent and confident digital detectives, giving them the tools and tactics they need to critically scrutinize web-based digital information to ascertain its authenticity, veracity, and authority, and to use the information in a discerning way to successfully complete academic tasks. Enabling students to select and use information appropriately empowers them to function at a higher level of digital information fluency, acting as discerning consumers of, and effective contributors to, web-based information. Offers a situated, problem-solving approach to deepen students’ analytical and research skills Explores a practical, real-life dilemma that is typically experienced by undergraduates in the course of their academic work, especially those transitioning from secondary to third-level education Focuses on the authentic educational needs of undergraduates as expressed by educators, but also students themselves Addresses a specific central dilemma which is identified at the outset, but also uses the opportunity to reveal to students the broader contextual issues which frame the problem they are exploring

Electronic information resources. --- Electronic information resource literacy.

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In terms of both overall spending and usage, library collections are now primarily electronic. The previously solitary electronic resources librarian has now been joined by other personnel in reorganized technical services departments and units who increasingly share more complex and diverse types of work related to managing electronic resources. In this book, the Association for Library Collections & Technical Services (ALCTS) gathers a variety of perspectives to examine recent developments in electronic resources management (ERM) and how this work fits into the overall mission of the contemporary academic library. Thoroughly grounded in experience and everyday best practices while also considering how ERM can best fulfill the mission of today’s academic libraries, this book’s contributors discuss issues such asinterdepartmental workflows such as instruction, metadata, and user support that impact electronic resources management;strategies for controlling costs;license arrangements to allow text and data mining;managing the transition from dedicated ERM systems to integration into library service platforms;new analytics and assessment techniques; andoperational improvements for better usability, troubleshooting, and customer supportInside this collection, readers will discover a thoughtful consideration of problems and opportunities in electronic resources management that combines the power of new ideas with practical experience.

Libraries --- Electronic information resources --- Special collections --- Electronic information resources. --- Management. --- Reorganization. --- Information retrieval --- Information systems

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Information retrieval --- Information systems --- Science --- Citation of electronic information resources. --- Citation of electronic information resources --- Citation of electronic information sources --- Bibliographical citations --- Electronic information resources

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Business policy --- Information resources management. --- Information technology --- Management.