
This issue is sponsored by AM. All of the articles in this issue are openly available thanks to this sponsorship.

ISSUES, NEWS, & GOINGS ON
Highlights from Katina’s Tea Time p. 1
FEATURES
Preparing Graduates for an Uncertain Future p. 8
The Value of Humanities in Preparing for the Future p. 10
The AM Difference: Editorial Insight for your Digital Primary Source Collections p. 13
Shaping Career-Ready Graduates through Primary Sources p. 16
From Classroom to Corporate: A Closer Look at the Career-Ready Skills History Students are Building p. 18
Beyond the Keyword Search: Using the Mass Observation Archive to Build Undergraduate Research Skills 21
Back Talk — IFLA World Library and Information Congress Reflections p. 80
REVIEWS
Reader’s Roundup: Monographic Musings & Reference Reviews p. 23
Booklover — Poetry in Translation p. 26
LEGAL ISSUES
Questions and Answers — Copyright Column p. 27
Still Seeking Columnist for Legally Speaking Column! p. 29
PUBLISHING
TECHNOLOGY & STANDARDS AND TEACHING & LEARNING
Access Granted — Dyslexia: What Is It Like and What Can We Do? p. 39
Stacks of Steel — Feline Feedback for Librarians p. 43
Wandering the Web — Subcultures, Part II: Lifestyles p. 45
BOOKSELLING AND VENDING
The Digital Toolbox — How Students Discover, Engage & Learn from Digital Resources p. 51
ATG INTERVIEWS & PROFILES
Louise Hemmings — Executive Director of Publishing, AM p. 56
Jernej Masnec — CEO, Underline Science p. 58
Georgios Papadopoulos — Chairman and Founder, Atypon p. 60
Josh Cromwell — Author, Institutional Repositories, Charleston Briefings Series p. 65
Librarian Luminaries — MacKenzie Smith p. 69
Profiles Encouraged p. 73


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