It's Not About the Workflow

Abstract

There was once a time when librarians could tell patrons what to do. If patrons wanted high-quality scholarly information they had to come get it in the library and had to do so on the library's terms. But we no longer live in a world of information scarcity; we now live in a world of information glut, and our patrons no longer feel as if they need us. Are they right? Are they fooling themselves? Do we need to change their minds-or our practices? And what does any of this have to do with serials work?

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