Homesteading on the Web: The Queensland Department of Education Virtual Library.

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Hauptverfasser: Cram, Jennifer, Allison, Myrl
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 1996
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author Cram, Jennifer
Allison, Myrl
author_facet Cram, Jennifer
Allison, Myrl
Cram, Jennifer
Allison, Myrl
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contents Homesteading on the Web: The Queensland Department of Education Virtual Library. Cram, Jennifer Allison, Myrl Access to Information Computer System Design Electronic Libraries Information Networks Information Services Internet Library Development Library Services Models World Wide Web The Queensland Department of Education (Australia) developed a homesteading model as an alternative to the urban-built environment model of large multi-purpose networks. This resulted in the in-house development of a low-cost, stand-alone server and homepage. The charette technique was used to plan and design the Queensland Department of Education Virtual Library. (AEF)
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publishDate 1996
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spellingShingle Homesteading on the Web: The Queensland Department of Education Virtual Library.
Cram, Jennifer
Allison, Myrl
Access to Information
Computer System Design
Electronic Libraries
Information Networks
Information Services
Internet
Library Development
Library Services
Models
World Wide Web
Homesteading on the Web: The Queensland Department of Education Virtual Library. Cram, Jennifer Allison, Myrl Access to Information Computer System Design Electronic Libraries Information Networks Information Services Internet Library Development Library Services Models World Wide Web The Queensland Department of Education (Australia) developed a homesteading model as an alternative to the urban-built environment model of large multi-purpose networks. This resulted in the in-house development of a low-cost, stand-alone server and homepage. The charette technique was used to plan and design the Queensland Department of Education Virtual Library. (AEF)
title Homesteading on the Web: The Queensland Department of Education Virtual Library.
topic Access to Information
Computer System Design
Electronic Libraries
Information Networks
Information Services
Internet
Library Development
Library Services
Models
World Wide Web
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ537934