An Informational Guide to Optimizing Usage with Taylor & Francis

by Taylor & Francis
Mar 22, 2021 | Filed in Academic Libraries

Discover how to optimize your usage with our user-friendly infographic. Get the most out of your electronic resources by exploring various ways to make your collections more efficient.

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