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E-Journal Management and Access Methods

SUMMARY Libraries are struggling to determine how to invest their e-resource dollars to meet the needs of their patrons. During this session, Melissa Holmberg and Bobby Bothmann presented their analysis of two e-journal management tools: EBSCO's EJS and OCLC's ECO. Their study compared the usage of print-plus-free-online titles at Minnesota State University, Mankato which are accessed through a fee-based and free e-journal management tool.