Information and Referral Services--Attitudes and Barriers: A Survey of North Carolina Public Libraries.

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Autori principali: Baker, Sharon L., Ruey, Ellen Dew
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1988
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author Baker, Sharon L.
Ruey, Ellen Dew
author_facet Baker, Sharon L.
Ruey, Ellen Dew
Baker, Sharon L.
Ruey, Ellen Dew
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contents Information and Referral Services--Attitudes and Barriers: A Survey of North Carolina Public Libraries. Baker, Sharon L. Ruey, Ellen Dew Information Services Library Role Library Services Library Surveys Public Libraries Reference Services Referral This study explored the relationship between expanded information and referral (I&R) services and traditional reference services in public libraries in North Carolina. Results show librarians feel I&R services should be limited to those closely related to traditional reference services. Other I&R services typically provided by social service agencies are being rejected by libraries. (15 references) (Author/MES)
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spellingShingle Information and Referral Services--Attitudes and Barriers: A Survey of North Carolina Public Libraries.
Baker, Sharon L.
Ruey, Ellen Dew
Information Services
Library Role
Library Services
Library Surveys
Public Libraries
Reference Services
Referral
Information and Referral Services--Attitudes and Barriers: A Survey of North Carolina Public Libraries. Baker, Sharon L. Ruey, Ellen Dew Information Services Library Role Library Services Library Surveys Public Libraries Reference Services Referral This study explored the relationship between expanded information and referral (I&R) services and traditional reference services in public libraries in North Carolina. Results show librarians feel I&R services should be limited to those closely related to traditional reference services. Other I&R services typically provided by social service agencies are being rejected by libraries. (15 references) (Author/MES)
title Information and Referral Services--Attitudes and Barriers: A Survey of North Carolina Public Libraries.
topic Information Services
Library Role
Library Services
Library Surveys
Public Libraries
Reference Services
Referral
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ387471