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| author | Bichteler, Julie |
| author_facet | Bichteler, Julie Bichteler, Julie |
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| contents | Technostress in Libraries: Causes, Effects and Solutions. Bichteler, Julie Human Factors Engineering Library Administration Library Automation Library Personnel Online Searching Online Vendors Participative Decision Making Stress Management Stress Variables Technological Advancement Training Methods User Needs (Information) Examines some of the fears, frustrations, and misconceptions of library staff and patrons that hamper the effective use of computers in libraries. Strategies that library administrators could use to alleviate stress are outlined, including staff participation in the automation process, well-designed workstations, and adequate training for staff and patrons. (CLB) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1987 |
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| spellingShingle | Technostress in Libraries: Causes, Effects and Solutions. Bichteler, Julie Human Factors Engineering Library Administration Library Automation Library Personnel Online Searching Online Vendors Participative Decision Making Stress Management Stress Variables Technological Advancement Training Methods User Needs (Information) Technostress in Libraries: Causes, Effects and Solutions. Bichteler, Julie Human Factors Engineering Library Administration Library Automation Library Personnel Online Searching Online Vendors Participative Decision Making Stress Management Stress Variables Technological Advancement Training Methods User Needs (Information) Examines some of the fears, frustrations, and misconceptions of library staff and patrons that hamper the effective use of computers in libraries. Strategies that library administrators could use to alleviate stress are outlined, including staff participation in the automation process, well-designed workstations, and adequate training for staff and patrons. (CLB) |
| title | Technostress in Libraries: Causes, Effects and Solutions. |
| topic | Human Factors Engineering Library Administration Library Automation Library Personnel Online Searching Online Vendors Participative Decision Making Stress Management Stress Variables Technological Advancement Training Methods User Needs (Information) |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ367818 |