Academic use and perceptions of Virtual Reading Rooms and Virtual Teaching Spaces
The aim of this research was to establish the academic awareness, experience, and perception of Virtual Reading Rooms (VRRs) and Virtual Teaching Spaces (VTSs). Developing a better understanding of user needs and motivations behind the use of VRRs and VTSs will lead to further improvements which will ensure greater use and sustainability of the services.
Virtual Reading Rooms and Virtual Teaching Spaces in collection holding institutions
Virtual Reading Rooms and Virtual Teaching Spaces in collection [...]
Covid-19 and the Future of the Digital Shift amongst Research Libraries: An RLUK Perspective in Context
Covid-19 and the Future of the Digital Shift amongst Research [...]
New Frontiers of Digital Access: The development and delivery of VRRs and VTSs
New Frontiers of Digital Access: The development and delivery [...]
The role of academic and research libraries as active participants and leaders in the production of scholarly research
Date: July 2021 Author: Evidence Base This report was commissioned [...]
Towards a Global Dataset of Digitised Texts
Date: October 2020 Author: Paul Gooding, University of Glasgow, and [...]
Covid-19 and the digital shift in action
Date: July 2020 Author: Matt Greenhall This report provides an [...]
The initial responses of RLUK member libraries to the Covid-19 crisis
Date: April 2020 Author: Matt Greenhall Research libraries were reacting [...]
Collecting Covid-19: an RLUK report on contemporary collecting
Date: June 2020 Author: Christina Kamposiori A short survey was [...]
Libraries of the Future project
The Libraries of the Future project was established to help those [...]
Understanding the value of the CLA Licence to UK higher education
Date: July 2019 Author: Jane Secker, Elizabeth Gadd and Chris [...]
Digital scholarship and the role of the research library
Date: July 2019 Author: Matt Greenhall This report presents the [...]
Evidencing the Impact and Value of Special Collections
This report examines the role that the unique and distinctive collections play in enabling research libraries to meet their impact goals and investigates the ways impact resulting through relevant services and activities is evidenced.
Citation Capture report
This report, commissioned by RLUK, The National Archives (TNA) and Jisc, [...]
Reshaping Scholarship: RLUK’s Strategic Plan 2018-21
Date: March 2018 Author: RLUK Our strategy for 2018-2021 reflects [...]
The role of Research Libraries in the creation, archiving, curation, and preservation of tools for the Digital Humanities
Date: July 2017 Author: Christina Kamposiori This report explores the [...]
Collecting drivers for higher education institutions with archives and unique and distinctive collections
Date: February 2017 Author: Caroline Williams This report examines the [...]
Guide to collaboration between the archive and higher education sectors
Date: February 2015 Author: Caroline Peach This guide details the [...]
National digitisation review
Date: December 2014 Author: Christopher Pressler The question ‘why digitise’ [...]
Unique and distinctive collections: opportunities for research libraries
Date: November 2014 Author: RLUK This report looks at issues [...]
Powering Scholarship: RLUK strategy 2014-17
Date: August 2014 This strategy outlines RLUK's ambitions and objectives [...]
UK Survey of Academics 2012
Date: May 2013 Author: Ithaka S+R In 2012, Ithaka S+R [...]
Re-skilling for research
Date: January 2012 Author: Mary Auckland An investigation into the [...]
Hidden Collections Report
Date: November 2012 Author/s: RLUK; The London Library Report of [...]
Survey of special collections in the UK and Ireland
Date: February 2013 Author/s: OCLC Research; RLUK It has become [...]
RLUK library trends
Date: March 2011 Author: CIBER This report compiles data from [...]
Heading for the open road: costs and benefits of transitions in scholarly communications
Date: April 2011: Authors: Cepa LLP; Mark Ware Consulting LTD The [...]
Student satisfaction and library provision
Date: March 2011 Author: CIBER This report presents the findings [...]
The value of libraries for research and researchers
Date: March 2011 This report presents the findings of a [...]
CHEMS Consulting Optimising storage and access in UK research libraries: a study for CURL and the British Library CURL
This report has been commissioned by CURL and the British Library [...]