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| author | Wolfe, Mary Grantham |
| author_facet | Wolfe, Mary Grantham Wolfe, Mary Grantham |
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| contents | The Future of the Library in an Electronic Society: The State of the Art. Wolfe, Mary Grantham Futures (of Society) Library Automation Library Services Library Technical Processes Technology Teleconferencing This paper describes how the applications of technology to library functions generally follow the three-phase pattern set by business. In phase one, technology is applied to the automation of manual procedures in order to save time and/or money. Phase two involves the use of technology for non-traditional, innovative approaches to traditional functions, while phase three represents the use of computers to provide non-traditional services or processes. Libraries are seen to be moving into phase two and three applications, and it is postulated that developments in teleconferencing, electronic mail, and electronic publishing will have an important impact on the functions of the library in the future. Twenty-two references are listed. (Author/FM) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1980 |
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| spellingShingle | The Future of the Library in an Electronic Society: The State of the Art. Wolfe, Mary Grantham Futures (of Society) Library Automation Library Services Library Technical Processes Technology Teleconferencing The Future of the Library in an Electronic Society: The State of the Art. Wolfe, Mary Grantham Futures (of Society) Library Automation Library Services Library Technical Processes Technology Teleconferencing This paper describes how the applications of technology to library functions generally follow the three-phase pattern set by business. In phase one, technology is applied to the automation of manual procedures in order to save time and/or money. Phase two involves the use of technology for non-traditional, innovative approaches to traditional functions, while phase three represents the use of computers to provide non-traditional services or processes. Libraries are seen to be moving into phase two and three applications, and it is postulated that developments in teleconferencing, electronic mail, and electronic publishing will have an important impact on the functions of the library in the future. Twenty-two references are listed. (Author/FM) |
| title | The Future of the Library in an Electronic Society: The State of the Art. |
| topic | Futures (of Society) Library Automation Library Services Library Technical Processes Technology Teleconferencing |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED203883 |