Choosing an E-Book Platform that Works for Your K12 Library

Choosing an eBook
Platform(s) that
Works for Your K12
Library
An ALA TechSource Workshop
Presented by Buffy J. Hamilton
August 2012

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In today’s workshop, we
will….


Today’s Learning Targets
 Examine challenges influencing eBook markets
and decision making
 Identify questions to ask when considering an
eBook platform
 Explore the key features of major eBook
platforms
 Identify accessibility features of major eBook
platforms
 Identify resources for free eBooks

What
won’t
happen
today
• Recommendations for any one specific eBook
platform
• Give you the illusion that one platform will magically
solve your eBook needs
• Imply that this information is static—the eBook
market and platforms for accessing them are evolving
quickly!

eBook as a
fundamentally
access to eContent different
literacy/reading
experience

What is most

Group Poll
frustrating for you
when trying to choose
an eBook platform?

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10 factors impacting
eBook selection/landscape

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rapidly shifting
eReader and eBook
landscape

3 restrictive purchasing policies

4 fear factors

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tension of competing interests/concerns
between librarians and patrons in terms of
eBook content and solutions
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accessibility/legal issues

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easy management of content is needed

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not all publishers are in the eBook game

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leasing vs. owning content
10

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Bonus
Challenge:
Issues with
the Big
Six
Publishers
Read more at http://www.thedigitalshift.com/2012/06/ebooks/all-hat-no-cattle-a-
call-for-libraries-to-transform-before-its-too-late/

“there is no one size fits all model”

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“eBook models make us
choose. And I don’t mean
choosing which catalog, or
interface, or set of contract
terms we want — though we do
make those choices, and they
matter. I mean that we choose
which values to advance, and
which to sacrifice. We’re making
those values choices every time
we sign a contract, whether we
talk about it or not.”
~Andromeda Yelton~
Source: http://www.thedigitalshift.com/2012/07/ebooks/ebooks-choices-and-the-soul-of-librarianship/

Library Values

Privacy

Sharing

Preservation

Access

Source: http://www.thedigitalshift.com/2012/07/ebooks/ebooks-choices-and-the-soul-of-librarianship/

Learn more at http://lisinfo.org/ebooks/table.html and http://www.inthelibrarywiththeleadpipe.org/2012/the-ebook-cargo-
cult/

Questions to Ask When
Evaluating eBook Options


What factors are most

Group Poll
important in your
decision making
process for choosing an
eBook platform?

eBook Contract Checklist

What are the details of the
licensing agreement?

Are there administrative or
subscription fees that don't
apply to eBook acquisition?

What happens to
"purchased" eBooks if the
subscription is not renewed?

Source: http://www.k12digitaldecisions.com/purchase-or-lease, Follett Software

Are there platform
restrictions?

Is the content device-
specific?

Is there an app to
download and read
eBooks offline?


Does the program require
individual user information for
access?

How much K-12 content is
available?

Can the content be used on
classroom projection devices
such as interactive whiteboards?


What interactive features are
available – dictionary, note
taking, highlighting, keyword
search?

What usage reports are
available?

Can content be used/accessed
on both school-owned and
personal devices?


Buffy’s Addendum: eBook
Can the eBooks be checked out
through the library OPAC?

Contract Checklist
What accessibility features are
available?

Are support materials (tutorial
videos, brochures, written
instructions) available for free?

Are you buying primarily for fiction,
nonfiction, or both? What is your
purpose?

Source: Buffy Hamilton

Questions to Ask
Source: http://oedb.org/blogs/ilibrarian/2012/how-to-compare-e-book-platforms-ilibrarian-series/

Technical Requirements
Plug-ins or
Browser additional
compatibility software
requirements

Device
ePub
compatibility

Ability to track
data

Source: Kroski, Ellyssa. "How To Compare E-Book Platforms – Part I." Web log post. iLibrarian. Online Education Database, 19 June 2012. Web.
9 July 2012. http://oedb.org/blogs/ilibrarian/2012/how-to-compare-e-book-platforms-part-i/ .
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Scope of content offered

Content
Number of titles

Menu of publishers

MARC records

Embargo periods

Source: Kroski, Ellyssa. "How To Compare E-Book Platforms – Part I." Web log post. iLibrarian. Online Education Database, 19 June 2012. Web.
9 July 2012. http://oedb.org/blogs/ilibrarian/2012/how-to-compare-e-book-platforms-part-i/ .
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Functionality
Copy/paste features

Printing capabilities

Full text search capabilities

Downloadable for offline reading

Annotation capabilities

Source: Kroski, Ellyssa. "How To Compare E-Book Platforms – Part II." Web log post. iLibrarian. Online Education Database, 26 June 2012.
Web. 9 July 2012. http://oedb.org/blogs/ilibrarian/2012/how-to-compare-e-book-platforms-part-ii/ .
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Sales/Pricing Models
Platform/access fees?

Single/Multiple/Unlimited Use?

Title cost relative to print?

Source: Kroski, Ellyssa. "How To Compare E-Book Platforms – Part II." Web log post. iLibrarian. Online Education Database, 26 June 2012.
Web. 9 July 2012. http://oedb.org/blogs/ilibrarian/2012/how-to-compare-e-book-platforms-part-ii/ .
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Sales/Pricing Models
Individual
Do you own or purchases or
lease the content? package
subscriptions?

Free viewing
Patron driven
period before
acquisitions?
checkout?

Pricing discounts

Source: Kroski, Ellyssa. "How To Compare E-Book Platforms – Part III." Web log post. iLibrarian. Online Education Database, 3 July 2012. Web.
9 July 2012. http://oedb.org/blogs/ilibrarian/2012/how-to-compare-e-book-platforms-part-iii/ .
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Expand/enhance traditional reading

Evaluating eBooks
experience?

Linear reading experience?

Multiple literacies?

Longevity?

Quality of design?

Source: Parrott, Kiera. "5 Questions to Ask When Evaluating Apps and Ebooks." Web log post. ALSC Blog. Association for Library Service to
Children, 18 July 2011. Web. 9 July 2012. http://www.alsc.ala.org/blog/2011/07/5-questions-to-ask-when-evaluating-apps-and-ebooks/ .

What eBook platforms

Group Poll
are you currently
using?

A sampler of eBook
platforms

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eBook Platforms, Aggregators, and
Vendors
• Mackin VIA
• Follett FollettShelf
• Baker and Taylor Axis 360
• Overdrive
• Gale Virtual Reference Library
• Kindle and Nook
• Direct Source
• Players to Watch

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Mackin VIA

Mackin
Source: http://www.mackin.com/ESERVICES/MAIN.aspx

Mackin
Source: http://www.mackin.com/ESERVICES/MACKIN-VIA.aspx

Web-based eBook portal

Mackin
You own the eBooks/content

No annual access fee

Additional databases can be migrated into VIA

Source: http://www.mackin.com/ESERVICES/MACKIN-VIA.aspx

Features
Category Customizable
VIA Groups

Mackin
searching search filters

Free Marc
Some eBooks
records with a 30,000 + titles
are enhanced
link in 856 tag

Can be used
with interactive
boards

Source: http://www.mackin.com/Help/VIA_Help/Index.html?context=110

Transparent Licensing and Access

Mackin
Source: http://www.mackin.com/cms/uploads/eServices/E-RESOURCES_LicensingAccessGrid.pdf

Publishers K-8
ABC CLIO ABDO Bearport

Mackin
*Capstone
Britannica
Bellweather Interactive
eBooks
Library

Cherry Lake
Chelsea House Crabtree
Publishing

Gareth
Gale Cengage
Stevens
Learning
Publishing

Source: http://www.mackin.com/cms/uploads/eServices/eResources_PK-8_Flyer.pdf
* indicates an annual subscription fee

Publishers K-8

Lerner Digital *Norwood
*Orca Digital

Mackin
House Press

Rourke
Reference Rosen
Interactive
Point Press Publishing
eBooks

*Sesame
*Sylvan Dell *Tumblebook
Street

Source: http://www.mackin.com/cms/uploads/eServices/eResources_PK-8_Flyer.pdf

Publishers 9-12
Britannica
ABC CLIO ABDO
eBooks

Mackin
Infobase (Facts
Gale Cengage
on File, Chelsea Lerner Digital
Learning
House, Ferguson)

Reference Point
*Orca Digital Rosen Publishing
Press

SAGE Reference
*Tumblebook
Online

Source: http://www.mackin.com/cms/uploads/eServices/eResources_9-12_Flyer.pdf

Mackin

Current Drawbacks

Mackin
Mobile apps not yet available

Can’t download or “check out” books yet

Notetaking/annotation features not yet
available


Coming Soon: Fall 2012

Mackin
Mobile apps
Ability to Ability to
for iPad and
check out download
Android
books books
devices


Coming Soon: Fall 2012
Notetaking/bookmarking/highlighting/citation features

Mackin
Will be going from 40,000 eBooks and database titles to 100,000
by the end of Fall 2012

Ability to download books

Circulation data reports


Mackin
Sourcehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZK724G44ik

Follett
Source: http://www.aboutfollettebooks.com/

Can be checked out to read “in
the cloud” or downloaded for
reading

Follett
Can be read in a web browser or
on a mobile device

Read aloud options dependent
on publisher—you can see if this
option is available in Titlewave

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All books have searchable text

Follett
Every book has a dictionary

Notetaking feature is available for
all books and is private to patrons
in the cloud ; notes are printable


Bookmarking
can be done
manually by
students

Follett
Books can be
Features returned early

Students can
highlight text

Photo via Microsoft Clip Gallery

Follett
145,000 eBooks 30,000 of those
145,000 are unlimited
access versions

eBooks can be shown
You own the book; no
on SmartBoards for
access fee
instuctional use

Follett
Books are currently
eContent usage stats
ePub format but they
are available for you
are moving to HMTL 5

Some eBooks are single
checkout; others allow
multple checkouts of a
single copy (will be
noted in Titlewave)
Source: http://www.aboutfollettebooks.com

Follett
Source: http://www.aboutfollettebooks.com/shelf-features.cfm

Follett
Source: http://www.aboutfollettebooks.com

Follett
Source: http://aboutfollettebooks.com/marcrecords.cfm

Follett
Source: http://www.aboutfollettebooks.com/mobile/index.cfm

Follett
Sourcehttp://www.aboutfollettebooks.com/shelf-reports.cfm

Windows, Mac, Linux
iPads with 3.0 Operating
Computer Workstations
Systems or higher
and Laptops/Netbooks

Follett
Compatible
Devices

Kindle Fire and ColorNook
Android Tablets with 3.0 (via device web browser
Operating Systems or however not the best
higher experience for user due to
device limitations)

Mac OS®
Safari 3.0 or
higher
Firefox 2.0 or

Follett
Windows® higher
Internet Explorer
Linux Firefox 2.0
6.x or higher
or higher
Firefox 2.0 or
higher

Compatible
Browsers

Forthcoming Updates Late September 2012
New support for reading on small
devices (smartphones and smaller
tablet devices)

Follett
Reflowable Text

New support for reading on small
devices (smartphones and smaller tablet
devices)

Patrons will be able to access notes
even after eBooks are returned, take
notes across books, and support project-
based learning


Offline/download improvements that
make it easier for students and staff to
use your content anywhere at any time

Follett
Resource links will be available from
each eBook to allow the student to
easily discover other related digital
content

Since Adobe has discontinued support
for Adobe Flash Player 9 due to high
security risks, we’re upgrading our existing
Follett eBook reader to use Adobe Flash
Player v11.1.


Google
Mozilla
Chrome

Follett
Firefox v5
v14 and
and higher
higher

Microsoft
Apple
Internet
Safari v5
Explorer v9
and higher
and higher

eBooks

Follett
Lerner
Interactive
eBooks Follett eBooks

Interactive eBook Subscriptions

Follett
Capstone Rourke
TumbleBook
Interactive Interactive
Library
Library eBooks

Source: http://www.titlewave.com/intro/digital/index.html

Databases
A.D.A.M. Inside
ABC-CLIO ABDO
Out

Follett
A.D.A.M. Rosen’s
Interactive PebbleGo PowerKids Life
Anatomy Science

Rosen’s Rosen’s Teen
PowerKids Earth Health and
and Space Science Wellness


Other Follett Tidbits
•Other vendor eBooks cannot be viewed in the
FollettShelf or in Follett format.

Follett
• When purchased, Follett eBooks automatically
populate the FollettShelf; there is no need to load
the eBook into FollettShelf.

• Databases offered and purchased thru Follett are
accessed thru FollettShelf.

• Other vendor eBook MARC records can be loaded
and accessed in Destiny.

Baker and Taylor Axis 360
Source: http://www.btol.com/axis360/index.htm

Subscription based eBook platform

eBooks are leased, not owned

More affordable pricepoint for libraries with
smaller budgets

Some libraries use as sole platform; others use as
a companion to other eBook platforms

Blio app is well liked by users

Source: http://www.btol.com/viewnews.cfm?press_id=320&typ=c

Selling Points of Axis 360

integration of its collection the ability to build
development services so standalone digital collections
that physical and digital without consortial
formats can be selected in a involvement at an affordable
single workflow; pricepoint

and new communication
the Blio ereader app protocols with integrated
library system (ILS) providers

Source: The Digital Shift, http://www.thedigitalshift.com/2012/03/ebooks/with-axis-360-baker-taylor-establishes-a-
foothold-in-the-ebook-distribution-market/

Source: http://www.btol.com/viewnews.cfm?press_id=320&typ=c

Baker and Taylor Axis 360 “Magic Wall”

Source: http://sdhces.axis360.baker-taylor.com/


Source: http://sdhchs.axis360.baker-taylor.com/


Source: http://sdhchs.axis360.baker-taylor.com/Title?itemId=0009275618


Source: http://k-5media.mysdhc.org/axis360

Fast and simple check out and downloading
for reading on multiple devices via cloud-
based delivery.

Blio integration, a FREE ereading app that
provides an engaging, interactive eBook
experience on Windows, iOS and Android
computers, laptops, tablets and smartphones.

A dynamic library collection showcase via the
Magic Wall, as well as “browse by subject”
options.

Sourcehttp://www.baker-taylor.com/pdfs/Axis360flier_hr.pdf

Full-text reviews from Library
Journal and School Library Journal
as well as patron-contributed
reviews and eBook ratings

Source: http://www.baker-taylor.com/pdfs/Axis360flier_hr.pdf

Related reading recommendations and
wish list storage for future reading.

Option to purchase digital content,
books, movies and music through the
library’s website, supporting local
community.

Purchased, free downloaded and
library-loan digital content all on a
single Blio bookshelf

Sourcehttp://www.baker-taylor.com/pdfs/Axis360flier_hr.pdf

Blio App

Source: http://www.meetblio.com/download/

Source: Blio App Screenshot from my iPad

Blio App

Full-color, full-layout digital versions of
print books

Multiple page-viewing options, including
ReadLogic for small screen devices

Tools that include highlighters, note taking
and integrated Web search


Blio App

Text-to-speech with voices that sync visually to the text

Enhanced content, including book plus studio
narration — creating an ebook and audiobook in one

A single bookshelf for owned and borrowed digital
material


Overdrive
Source: http://www.overdrive.com/Solutions/Schools/K12/SDL/

700,000 + eBook, audiobook, music,

Overdrive
and video titles

Single website for browsing,
checking out, and downloading

Supports Windows PC and Mac

Source: http://www.overdrive.com/files/Publications/SDL.pdf /

Supports iPod, iPhone, iPad

Overdrive
Supports Kindle, Sony Reader,
NOOK

Supports Android, BlackBerry,
Windows Phone

Source http://www.overdrive.com/files/Publications/SDL.pdf

MARC records/ILS integration or

Overdrive
other authentication options

Collection development tools

Librarian establishes lending period

Source: http://www.overdrive.com/files/Publications/SDL.pdf

Award
Nonfiction
Winners

Overdrive
Picture Early
Books Readers

Middle Young
Readers Adult

Sampler of Publishers
DK

Overdrive
Marvel Wiley

Disney Digital
Britannica
Books

Scholastic

Overdrive Builds Your Digital Branch

Overdrive
They create Librarian Training for
the custom selects the Staff and
website collection Promotion


How Students Use the Virtual Branch

Overdrive
Browse + Listen/read
Download
Checkout offline


Overdrive
Source: http://bit.ly/QFftUl

Overdrive
Source: http://bit.ly/QFgknR

Overdrive
Source: http://bit.ly/NjZhRz

Collection Development via Content Reserve

Overdrive
Source http://www.overdrive.com/Resources/PartnerServices/CollectionDevelopment/ContentReserve.aspx

Collection Development via Content Reserve

Overdrive
Source https://secure.contentreserve.com/Login.asp

Challenges
Expensive base price
point

Overdrive
Books are leased, not
purchased

Adobe Digital Editions
account required

Difficult/laborious to
download on some
devices


Coming Soon: OverDrive’s Next Generation Platform

Overdrive
This platform is on
schedule for rollout
First, a new user It is expected
(feature by feature)
interface for schools OverDrive Read
over the next few
will be available to (browser-based
months. These
new partners later reading) will be
enhancements are at
this month (August) available very soon
no cost to the
school.

Coming Soon: OverDrive’s Next Generation Platform

Overdrive

Gale Virtual Reference Library
Source: http://www.gale.cengage.com/servlet/GvrlMS?msg=ma

Over 9000 full text titles
available; 80+ publishing partners

Nonfiction and reference titles

24/7 unlimited access

Mobile apps available for IOS and
Android

Articles can be downloaded on eReader

ReadSpeaker technology text to speech
in 19 languages

Cross-searchable with other Gale
content using Gale Power Search

Search all eBooks or within a volume/title


Can be viewed as text or PDF

Bibliographic data can be exported to
third party citation tools

Diverse range of offerings for all ages
and subject areas

Dictionary available


Search widgets available; you can
also bookmark titles or articles

MARC records available and can
be integrated into OPAC

Subcollections can be created

Support/tutorial videos available


Amazon Kindle
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Amazon Kindle
“cool factor” Different messages about
Easy to use eBooks for libraries---1:1
or 1:6?
Popular format
eBooks not readable on
Large selection of titles other devices
Now compatible with Cannot be circulated
Overdrive through OPAC
Lack of viable content
management system

Resources: http://theunquietlibrary.libguides.com/kindles/

B&N Nook
Original photograph by Buffy Hamilton

1:6 if purchased with credit card; 1:1 if purchased
through B&N Digital Managed Locker

B&N Nook
Compatible w/ different eBook platforms

Central content management system not available

Interactive eBooks available

Resource: http://theunquietlibrary.libguides.com/nooks

TumbleBook Library
Resource: http://bit.ly/MZSQ0

TumbleBook Library
Online library of
talking picture Puzzles and
books; chapter games related to English, French,
books and stories; videos and Spanish
graphic novels also available
also available

Resource: http://bit.ly/MZSQ0 and http://www.tumblebooks.com/LibraryTour.html

TumbleBook Library
AR and
Lesson
Lexile Playlists can
plans
information be created
available
available


TumbleBook Library
TumbleBook Library collection
is accessed online from every
computer in your school or
Only special software needed is
library with Internet
Flash
connection, or from home
through a direct link on your
school or library website.

Your subscription gives you
unlimited access from as many
Subscription is 12 months
computers as you have
connected to the internet.

Resource http://www.tumblebooks.com/library/asp/faq.asp

TumbleBook Library

TumbleBook Library
Resource: http://www.tumblebooks.com/library/asp/TBUNPLUGGED_faq.asp

Capstone
Resource: https://www.mycapstonelibrary.com/index.html

Interactive browser based
digital books

Independent reading or
Features group activity

Capstone
No hosting fees

450 + titles for purchase at
$24.99 each @ 25
minimum title purchase

No user restrictions

Resource: https://www.mycapstonelibrary.com/about/faq.html

Capstone
Resource: https://www.mycapstonelibrary.com/about/demos.html

Capstone
Resource: https://www.mycapstonelibrary.com/about/faq.html

PebbleGo
Resource: http://www.pebblego.com/login.php

Databases include animals, earth and
space, biographies, and social studies

PebbleGo
Targets preK-grade 3 learners

Affordable pricepoints

Resource: http://www.pebblego.com/info/learn-more.php

PebbleGo
Resourcehttp://www.pebblego.com/public/info/demo-science.php

Rosen
Resource: http://bit.ly/Qz5wFL

Accessed via
epointbooks.com
platform

Rosen
With “subaccounts”,
Web hosted eBooks patrons can bookmark,
and interactive eBooks take notes, and save
searches

Resource: http://bit.ly/Qz5wFL

Players to Watch

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eBooks on EBSCOhost
Sources: http://www.thedigitalshift.com/2012/05/ebooks/moving-beyond-the-netlibrary-legacy-ebsco-reshapes-its-ebook-platform/ and
http://www.ebscohost.com/ebooks/about

3M Cloud Library
Sources: http://ebook.3m.com/library/en/patrons/ and
http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/3MLibrarySystems/Home/Products/Cloud+Library/

3M Cloud Library
Sourceshttp://ebook.3m.com/library/en/kansas/

Ingram My iLibrary
Source: http://www.myilibrary.com/Home.aspx

Brainhive
Sources: http://www.thedigitalshift.com/2012/06/k-12/brainhive-to-offer-pay-as-you-go-access-to-ebooks/ and
http://www.brainhive.com/Pages/Home.aspx

Scholastic Storia
Sources: http://www.thedigitalshift.com/2012/07/ebooks/ebook-toolkit-storia/ and http://bit.ly/HHN2Nt

Free eBook Resources

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Project Gutenberg
Resource: http://www.gutenberg.org/

Project Gutenberg
40,000 FREE eBooks; 100,000 free eBooks
available through their partners, affiliates, and
associates

MARC records available

Devices: 33,000 titles for use with ipad, Kindle,
Sony Reader, iPhone, Nook and others

Resource: http://www.gutenberg.org/

Google Books
Resource: http://books.google.com/

Internet Archive
Resource: http://archive.org/details/texts

Internet Archive
Approaching 3 million titles

eBook and text archive

“…a wide range of fiction,
popular books, children's
books, historical texts and
academic books.”

Internet Archive
Devices: Depends on the
collection it comes from in the
archive, but many of the texts do
have an e-format option


International Children’s Digital
Library
Resource: http://en.childrenslibrary.org/

goal is to build a collection of books

International Children’s Digital
that represents outstanding
historical and contemporary books
from throughout the world.

Library
4643 books in 61 languages

Read online in a web browser

Resource: http://en.childrenslibrary.org/

Ryan Thomas and Mesa Heise, Mackin
David Starnes, Follett
Sonja Morgan and Lisa Neal Shaw, Maine Library
Association
Carolyn Foote, Eanes ISD, Austin, Texas
Shannon Miller, Van Meter School, Van Meter, Iowa
Kevin A. Santa, Gale Cengage
Russell Palmer, Lyrasis
David Burleigh, Overdrive
Cynthia Orr, Cynthia Orr Consulting

Special
Thanks
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Q&A

Q&A
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contact information

buffy.hamilton@gmail.com
http://theunquietlibrarian.wordpress.com
http://buffyjhamilton.wordpress.com
Twitter: @buffyjhamilton

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