Internetworking Services and the Electronic Library.

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Main Author: Brunell, David H.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1991
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author Brunell, David H.
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contents Internetworking Services and the Electronic Library. Brunell, David H. Computer Networks Electronic Libraries Electronic Mail Information Management Information Networks Information Services Library Administration Man Machine Systems Microcomputers Telecommunications User Needs (Information) Discusses management issues that librarians face in offering public access to library resources through internetworking services, e.g., local area networks, campus networks, or the INTERNET. It is concluded that interface problems and lack of an effective technical support structure make access to library information on INTERNET more of an experiment than an ongoing service at this time. (35 references) (LAE)
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spellingShingle Internetworking Services and the Electronic Library.
Brunell, David H.
Computer Networks
Electronic Libraries
Electronic Mail
Information Management
Information Networks
Information Services
Library Administration
Man Machine Systems
Microcomputers
Telecommunications
User Needs (Information)
Internetworking Services and the Electronic Library. Brunell, David H. Computer Networks Electronic Libraries Electronic Mail Information Management Information Networks Information Services Library Administration Man Machine Systems Microcomputers Telecommunications User Needs (Information) Discusses management issues that librarians face in offering public access to library resources through internetworking services, e.g., local area networks, campus networks, or the INTERNET. It is concluded that interface problems and lack of an effective technical support structure make access to library information on INTERNET more of an experiment than an ongoing service at this time. (35 references) (LAE)
title Internetworking Services and the Electronic Library.
topic Computer Networks
Electronic Libraries
Electronic Mail
Information Management
Information Networks
Information Services
Library Administration
Man Machine Systems
Microcomputers
Telecommunications
User Needs (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ446236