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Jennifer Baxmeyerand

Trevor A. Dawes

E-Reader Circulation at the Princeton University Library

Internet Librarian International – 26 October 2011

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Project Background

Kindle e-reader pilot in fall 2009http://www.princeton.edu/ereaderpilot/

E-book vs print book sales

Requests from library patrons for e-content delivered to devices

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Our Proposal

What are others doing? What devices are available?

How do we expose content? Catalog or not?

Licensing terms and content distribution

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Accessibility

Concern about Kindle pilot and accessibilityhttp://www.nfb.org/nfb/NewsBot.asp?MODE=VIEW&ID

=449

Princeton’s response to the Justice Departmenthttp://www.ada.gov/princeton.htm

Are other devices more accessible than the Kindle?

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Conclusion

Staff program still available

Delay in launching program

iPad lending on the way


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