Managing Technology in Libraries.

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Main Author: Kelley, Kimberly Banks
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1992
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contents Managing Technology in Libraries. Kelley, Kimberly Banks Change Continuing Education Information Technology Library Administration Library Automation Library Development Library Planning Library Role Personnel Selection Policy Formation Postsecondary Education Research and Development Explores the changing role of the library and the importance of developing a strategic technology policy. An approach to technology that includes a review of the technology base, continuing education, improved hiring practices, innovative organizational design, and greater involvement of libraries in research and development is recommended. (six references) (MES)
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spellingShingle Managing Technology in Libraries.
Kelley, Kimberly Banks
Change
Continuing Education
Information Technology
Library Administration
Library Automation
Library Development
Library Planning
Library Role
Personnel Selection
Policy Formation
Postsecondary Education
Research and Development
Managing Technology in Libraries. Kelley, Kimberly Banks Change Continuing Education Information Technology Library Administration Library Automation Library Development Library Planning Library Role Personnel Selection Policy Formation Postsecondary Education Research and Development Explores the changing role of the library and the importance of developing a strategic technology policy. An approach to technology that includes a review of the technology base, continuing education, improved hiring practices, innovative organizational design, and greater involvement of libraries in research and development is recommended. (six references) (MES)
title Managing Technology in Libraries.
topic Change
Continuing Education
Information Technology
Library Administration
Library Automation
Library Development
Library Planning
Library Role
Personnel Selection
Policy Formation
Postsecondary Education
Research and Development
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ448895