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Main Authors: Gaudet, Franceen, Savard, Nicolas
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2002
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED472890
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author Gaudet, Franceen
Savard, Nicolas
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Savard, Nicolas
Gaudet, Franceen
Savard, Nicolas
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contents Virtual Reference Canada (VRC): A Canadian Service in a Multicultural Environment. Gaudet, Franceen Savard, Nicolas Foreign Countries Information Sources Library Role Library Services National Libraries Online Systems Reference Services World Wide Web Virtual Reference Canada (VRC) is a digital reference service using World Wide Web technology. It was initiated by the National Library of Canada (NLC) in spring 2001 and went into test mode at the start of 2002. It draws on the contribution of a wide range of Canadian libraries and allied institutions. The development of VRC owes a great deal to the pioneering work undertaken by the Library of Congress and its Collaborative Digital Reference Service (CDRS). This paper defines VRC, describes the specific characteristics of the Canadian environment in which it is developing, looks at VRC as a reference service within Canadas multicultural environment and, finally, discusses the role of the National Library of Canada in its development. (AEF)
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spellingShingle Virtual Reference Canada (VRC): A Canadian Service in a Multicultural Environment.
Gaudet, Franceen
Savard, Nicolas
Foreign Countries
Information Sources
Library Role
Library Services
National Libraries
Online Systems
Reference Services
World Wide Web
Virtual Reference Canada (VRC): A Canadian Service in a Multicultural Environment. Gaudet, Franceen Savard, Nicolas Foreign Countries Information Sources Library Role Library Services National Libraries Online Systems Reference Services World Wide Web Virtual Reference Canada (VRC) is a digital reference service using World Wide Web technology. It was initiated by the National Library of Canada (NLC) in spring 2001 and went into test mode at the start of 2002. It draws on the contribution of a wide range of Canadian libraries and allied institutions. The development of VRC owes a great deal to the pioneering work undertaken by the Library of Congress and its Collaborative Digital Reference Service (CDRS). This paper defines VRC, describes the specific characteristics of the Canadian environment in which it is developing, looks at VRC as a reference service within Canadas multicultural environment and, finally, discusses the role of the National Library of Canada in its development. (AEF)
title Virtual Reference Canada (VRC): A Canadian Service in a Multicultural Environment.
topic Foreign Countries
Information Sources
Library Role
Library Services
National Libraries
Online Systems
Reference Services
World Wide Web
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED472890