GNARP
The German-North American Resources Partnership is a long-term project focusing on improving the effective acquisition, sharing, and use of German-language materials among North American libraries, in addition to fostering closer collaboration with German research libraries.
GNARP had two active working groups:
The goals of the groups, which are composed of librarians from participating institutions, is to make full use of new technologies in exploring and developing the means for effective collaboration and resource sharing. The action agenda includes providing collection development tools, promoting and intensifying the professional exchange between librarians from Germany and North America, fostering collaborative digital library projects, and providing knowledge resources through studies and reports pertinent to national-level collection development practices.
Project Chair: James Niessen [niessen at rci.rutgers.edu], Rutgers
University
For questions on CRL administration of GNARP, contact Judy Eckoff Alspach.
Link to GNARP workspace http://workspace.crl.edu
This is the password-protected wiki workspace for GNARP members.
