The Networked Future of Academic Libraries.

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1. Verfasser: Sutton, Brett
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 1992
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contents The Networked Future of Academic Libraries. Sutton, Brett Academic Libraries Access to Information Computer Networks Databases Electronic Mail Evaluative Thinking Gateway Systems Information Networks Librarians Local Area Networks Online Catalogs Periodicals Professional Development Shared Library Resources Telecommunications Teleconferencing Training Provides an overview of computer networking and discusses three general applications--communications, remote access, and file transfer--and their benefits to library services. Outlines three problems librarians face--economic and technological access, training, and the challenge of participative development of the Internet. (14 references/notes) (EA)
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spellingShingle The Networked Future of Academic Libraries.
Sutton, Brett
Academic Libraries
Access to Information
Computer Networks
Databases
Electronic Mail
Evaluative Thinking
Gateway Systems
Information Networks
Librarians
Local Area Networks
Online Catalogs
Periodicals
Professional Development
Shared Library Resources
Telecommunications
Teleconferencing
Training
The Networked Future of Academic Libraries. Sutton, Brett Academic Libraries Access to Information Computer Networks Databases Electronic Mail Evaluative Thinking Gateway Systems Information Networks Librarians Local Area Networks Online Catalogs Periodicals Professional Development Shared Library Resources Telecommunications Teleconferencing Training Provides an overview of computer networking and discusses three general applications--communications, remote access, and file transfer--and their benefits to library services. Outlines three problems librarians face--economic and technological access, training, and the challenge of participative development of the Internet. (14 references/notes) (EA)
title The Networked Future of Academic Libraries.
topic Academic Libraries
Access to Information
Computer Networks
Databases
Electronic Mail
Evaluative Thinking
Gateway Systems
Information Networks
Librarians
Local Area Networks
Online Catalogs
Periodicals
Professional Development
Shared Library Resources
Telecommunications
Teleconferencing
Training
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ459861