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Libraries are for users

Authors: GUERRINI, MAURO;

Libraries are for users

Abstract

Open access to knowledge and free access to libraries mean that all libraries – public, academic, school libraries – are invited to increase new knowledge, helping the development of new scientific knowledge providing readers and researchers with as much documentation as possible, consistent with their financial and organizational capacity. Librarians must develop their professional skills, from communication to participation in social networks, from the knowledge of logic and tools for open access to the ability to be trustworthy also in the digital world. Libraries, especially university libraries, are strongly encouraged to support the policy of open access to the results of scientific research. --- Accesso aperto alla conoscenza e accesso libero alla biblioteca significa che tutte le biblioteche – pubbliche, universitarie, scolastiche – sono invitate a valorizzare le nuove conoscenze, aiutando esse stesse l’elaborazione di nuove acquisizioni scientifiche mettendo a disposizione dei lettori e dei ricercatori quanta più documentazione possibile, compatibilmente con le proprie capacità finanziarie e organizzative. I bibliotecari hanno il dovere di accrescere le proprie competenze professionali: dalla comunicazione alla partecipazione ai social network, dalla conoscenza delle logiche e degli strumenti dell’open access alla capacità di essere autorevoli anche nel mondo digitale. Le biblioteche, in particolare quelle universitarie, sono fortemente invitate a sostenere la politica dell’accesso aperto ai risultati della ricerca scientifica.

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Italy
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Open access-role of libraries, open access-role of university libraries, accesso aperto-ruolo delle biblioteche, accesso aperto-ruolo delle biblioteche delle università

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popularity
This indicator reflects the "current" impact/attention (the "hype") of an article in the research community at large, based on the underlying citation network.
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influence
This indicator reflects the overall/total impact of an article in the research community at large, based on the underlying citation network (diachronically).
BIP!Influence provided by BIP!
impulse
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