Special Report: The Special Libraries Association Breaks Some Records.

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Main Author: Mark, Linda
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1991
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contents Special Report: The Special Libraries Association Breaks Some Records. Mark, Linda Conferences Ethics Futures (of Society) Innovation Library Associations Library Automation Library Education Library Role Library Science Library Standards Models Professional Continuing Education Recruitment Special Libraries Technological Advancement Reports on the 1991 Special Libraries Association (SLA) Annual Conference. Issues addressed include the need for innovation through the creation and adoption of paradigms; new developments in computers; library education, including continuing education; operations and services of the SLA; and new roles for the future in recruitment, ethics, and standards. (LRW)
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spellingShingle Special Report: The Special Libraries Association Breaks Some Records.
Mark, Linda
Conferences
Ethics
Futures (of Society)
Innovation
Library Associations
Library Automation
Library Education
Library Role
Library Science
Library Standards
Models
Professional Continuing Education
Recruitment
Special Libraries
Technological Advancement
Special Report: The Special Libraries Association Breaks Some Records. Mark, Linda Conferences Ethics Futures (of Society) Innovation Library Associations Library Automation Library Education Library Role Library Science Library Standards Models Professional Continuing Education Recruitment Special Libraries Technological Advancement Reports on the 1991 Special Libraries Association (SLA) Annual Conference. Issues addressed include the need for innovation through the creation and adoption of paradigms; new developments in computers; library education, including continuing education; operations and services of the SLA; and new roles for the future in recruitment, ethics, and standards. (LRW)
title Special Report: The Special Libraries Association Breaks Some Records.
topic Conferences
Ethics
Futures (of Society)
Innovation
Library Associations
Library Automation
Library Education
Library Role
Library Science
Library Standards
Models
Professional Continuing Education
Recruitment
Special Libraries
Technological Advancement
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ433300