Of Sundials and Digital Watches: A Further Step toward the New Paradigm of Reference.

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Autore principale: Mood, Terry Ann
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Pubblicazione: 1994
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contents Of Sundials and Digital Watches: A Further Step toward the New Paradigm of Reference. Mood, Terry Ann Academic Libraries Change College Students Demography Fees Higher Education Information Technology Librarian Attitudes Librarians Library Automation Library Instruction Library Role Library Services Nontraditional Students Public Libraries Reference Services Student Characteristics User Satisfaction (Information) Describes the changing role of the library and the reference librarian and the effects of new information technology, changing demographics of student populations, and patrons' expectations for personalized service versus library instruction. Fees for meeting rooms, photocopying, videos, printouts of articles from online full-text, information brokers, and library information networks are discussed. (Contains eight references.) (SLW)
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spellingShingle Of Sundials and Digital Watches: A Further Step toward the New Paradigm of Reference.
Mood, Terry Ann
Academic Libraries
Change
College Students
Demography
Fees
Higher Education
Information Technology
Librarian Attitudes
Librarians
Library Automation
Library Instruction
Library Role
Library Services
Nontraditional Students
Public Libraries
Reference Services
Student Characteristics
User Satisfaction (Information)
Of Sundials and Digital Watches: A Further Step toward the New Paradigm of Reference. Mood, Terry Ann Academic Libraries Change College Students Demography Fees Higher Education Information Technology Librarian Attitudes Librarians Library Automation Library Instruction Library Role Library Services Nontraditional Students Public Libraries Reference Services Student Characteristics User Satisfaction (Information) Describes the changing role of the library and the reference librarian and the effects of new information technology, changing demographics of student populations, and patrons' expectations for personalized service versus library instruction. Fees for meeting rooms, photocopying, videos, printouts of articles from online full-text, information brokers, and library information networks are discussed. (Contains eight references.) (SLW)
title Of Sundials and Digital Watches: A Further Step toward the New Paradigm of Reference.
topic Academic Libraries
Change
College Students
Demography
Fees
Higher Education
Information Technology
Librarian Attitudes
Librarians
Library Automation
Library Instruction
Library Role
Library Services
Nontraditional Students
Public Libraries
Reference Services
Student Characteristics
User Satisfaction (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ488260