Beyond OPACs...The Wealth of Information Resources on the Internet.

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Autores principales: Kalin, Sally W., Tennant, Roy
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 1991
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author Kalin, Sally W.
Tennant, Roy
author_facet Kalin, Sally W.
Tennant, Roy
Kalin, Sally W.
Tennant, Roy
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contents Beyond OPACs...The Wealth of Information Resources on the Internet. Kalin, Sally W. Tennant, Roy Access to Information Databases Ethics Higher Education Internet Library Role Library Services Public Agencies Research and Development Research Tools Telecommunications Describes Internet, a collection of telecommunications networks that links government agencies, educational institutions, and other research organizations so that users can share access to databases and files. Topics discussed include problems in identifying what is available; access concerns; ethical behavior; support and training issues for libraries; and the librarian's role. (six references) (LRW)
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spellingShingle Beyond OPACs...The Wealth of Information Resources on the Internet.
Kalin, Sally W.
Tennant, Roy
Access to Information
Databases
Ethics
Higher Education
Internet
Library Role
Library Services
Public Agencies
Research and Development
Research Tools
Telecommunications
Beyond OPACs...The Wealth of Information Resources on the Internet. Kalin, Sally W. Tennant, Roy Access to Information Databases Ethics Higher Education Internet Library Role Library Services Public Agencies Research and Development Research Tools Telecommunications Describes Internet, a collection of telecommunications networks that links government agencies, educational institutions, and other research organizations so that users can share access to databases and files. Topics discussed include problems in identifying what is available; access concerns; ethical behavior; support and training issues for libraries; and the librarian's role. (six references) (LRW)
title Beyond OPACs...The Wealth of Information Resources on the Internet.
topic Access to Information
Databases
Ethics
Higher Education
Internet
Library Role
Library Services
Public Agencies
Research and Development
Research Tools
Telecommunications
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ430278