The People Speak: The Dispersion and Impact of Technology in American Libraries.

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Main Authors: Hauptman, Robert, Anderson, Carol L.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1994
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author Hauptman, Robert
Anderson, Carol L.
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Anderson, Carol L.
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Anderson, Carol L.
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contents The People Speak: The Dispersion and Impact of Technology in American Libraries. Hauptman, Robert Anderson, Carol L. Academic Libraries Budgeting Elementary Secondary Education Higher Education Librarian Attitudes Library Automation Library Expenditures Library Personnel Library Planning Library Surveys Optical Data Disks Public Libraries School Libraries Special Libraries Surveys User Needs (Information) Users (Information) Describes the results of a 1990 survey of public, school, special, and university libraries that investigated attitudes toward technological applications and implementations. Topics include the use of various technologies, including CD-ROM; budget allocations to technology; patrons' use of technology; staff training; the necessity for planning; and user needs. (six references) (LRW)
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spellingShingle The People Speak: The Dispersion and Impact of Technology in American Libraries.
Hauptman, Robert
Anderson, Carol L.
Academic Libraries
Budgeting
Elementary Secondary Education
Higher Education
Librarian Attitudes
Library Automation
Library Expenditures
Library Personnel
Library Planning
Library Surveys
Optical Data Disks
Public Libraries
School Libraries
Special Libraries
Surveys
User Needs (Information)
Users (Information)
The People Speak: The Dispersion and Impact of Technology in American Libraries. Hauptman, Robert Anderson, Carol L. Academic Libraries Budgeting Elementary Secondary Education Higher Education Librarian Attitudes Library Automation Library Expenditures Library Personnel Library Planning Library Surveys Optical Data Disks Public Libraries School Libraries Special Libraries Surveys User Needs (Information) Users (Information) Describes the results of a 1990 survey of public, school, special, and university libraries that investigated attitudes toward technological applications and implementations. Topics include the use of various technologies, including CD-ROM; budget allocations to technology; patrons' use of technology; staff training; the necessity for planning; and user needs. (six references) (LRW)
title The People Speak: The Dispersion and Impact of Technology in American Libraries.
topic Academic Libraries
Budgeting
Elementary Secondary Education
Higher Education
Librarian Attitudes
Library Automation
Library Expenditures
Library Personnel
Library Planning
Library Surveys
Optical Data Disks
Public Libraries
School Libraries
Special Libraries
Surveys
User Needs (Information)
Users (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ496592