Around the Web: MOOCs: Expectations and Reality and other recent reports

I'm always interested in the present and future of libraries. There's a steady stream of reports from various organizations that are broadly relevant to the (mostly academic) library biz but they can be tough to keep track of. I thought I'd aggregate some of those here. Of course I've very likely missed a few, so suggestions are welcome in the comments.

I've done similar compilations recently here and here.

1. MOOCs: Expectations and Reality: Full Report
2. Trends in Digital Scholarship Centers
3. Sustaining the Digital Humanities
4. Supporting the Changing Research Practices of Art Historians
5. A Guide to the Best Revenue Models and Funding Sources for your Digital Resources
6. Sustainability Implementation Toolkit
7. A Scalable and Sustainable Approach to Open Access Publishing and Archiving for Humanities and Social Sciences
8. White Paper: Reimagining the Georgia Tech Library: Defining the Technological Research Library for the 21st Century
9. The Internet of Things Will Thrive by 2025
10. AAU/ARL Prospectus for an Institutionally Funded First-book Subvention
11. A Rational System for Funding Scholarly Monographs: A white paper prepared for the AAU-ARL Task Force on Scholarly Communications
12. Students' experiences and expectations of the digital environment
13. New York Times Innovation Report 2014
14. Driving with data: A roadmap for evidence-based decision making in academic libraries
15. Report of the Task Force on Doctoral Study in Modern Language and Literature (2014)
16. Learned Society attitudes towards Open Access: Report on survey results
17. The Survey of Library & Museum Digitization Projects, 2014 Edition (Not a free report)