Libraries, Archives, and Museums Today Insights from the Field

This book offers insights into changes brought about by the enormous growth of the internet.

There are new ways to share cultural heritage materials through online finding aids, exhibits, and other initiatives.

What has been accomplished across libraries, archives, and museums?

The authors consider that question by using case studies to explore activities in 14 libraries, archives, museums, and other heritage organizations.

They consider what we can learn from current collaborations within and across libraries, archives, and museums and why some collaborations are successful while others cannot be sustained.

Their findings are based on observations and interviews at institutions and organizations in the United States, Australia, and the U.

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