Updates to Databases | Additions and Changes to Reference Products

by LJ Reviews
Nov 29, 2022 | Filed in Reviews+

More than 100 additions and changes to reference databases and online products highlight new reasons to consider updating library online reference offerings. 

 

This PDF of the database updates listed in the 2023 Reference Supplement contains more than 100 additions and changes to reference databases and online products and highlights new reasons to consider updating library online reference offerings. 

 

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