I am happy to announce that after some delay between this book being advertised (I placed an order back at the beginning of December) it has finally been published and is now in the University of Reading Library. It is of course The digital scholar : how technology is transforming scholarly practice by Martin Weller. Who will get there first? Should I give the call number here or will you have to look it up on the catalogue? As you are all of course digital scholars I will assume you can all find it in a flash.
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