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The Joys (and Woes) of Electronic Resource Interoperability

LIAJA is looking forward to working closely with the Ministry of Education, as libraries and information centers strive to equip learners with access to a wide range of eresources to be accessed on electronic devices being distributed to schools. As informational professionals we continue to be agents of change, working to enhance student learning by encouraging the use of e-resources as we prepare them to impact positively the national and global community. Finally, we are encouraging librarians and information professionals to consider integrating digital materials in their collections as the usage of electronic books and other e-resources is growing among readers. Viviene Kerr-Williams is President of the Library and Information Association of Jamaica. She can be contacted by e-mail at: vskwilliams@gmail.com