Moving into the Future without Losing the Past: Children's Services in the Information Age.

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Main Author: Fasick, Adele M.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1984
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author Fasick, Adele M.
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contents Moving into the Future without Losing the Past: Children's Services in the Information Age. Fasick, Adele M. Children Futures (of Society) Librarians Library Material Selection Library Materials Library Role Library Services Microcomputers Reading Materials Television Discussion of the impact of new technologies (e.g., television, microcomputers) on library services to children highlights new intellectual demands, increased sophistication and pressure on families, meaning of changes for children's librarians, changing print materials, maintaining values of past, and selecting materials appropriate for children's needs. Five sources are given. (EJS)
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spellingShingle Moving into the Future without Losing the Past: Children's Services in the Information Age.
Fasick, Adele M.
Children
Futures (of Society)
Librarians
Library Material Selection
Library Materials
Library Role
Library Services
Microcomputers
Reading Materials
Television
Moving into the Future without Losing the Past: Children's Services in the Information Age. Fasick, Adele M. Children Futures (of Society) Librarians Library Material Selection Library Materials Library Role Library Services Microcomputers Reading Materials Television Discussion of the impact of new technologies (e.g., television, microcomputers) on library services to children highlights new intellectual demands, increased sophistication and pressure on families, meaning of changes for children's librarians, changing print materials, maintaining values of past, and selecting materials appropriate for children's needs. Five sources are given. (EJS)
title Moving into the Future without Losing the Past: Children's Services in the Information Age.
topic Children
Futures (of Society)
Librarians
Library Material Selection
Library Materials
Library Role
Library Services
Microcomputers
Reading Materials
Television
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ304449