A Non-Librarian Explains "Why Librarians Should Rule the Net."
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1997
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| author | Schneiderman, R. Anders |
| author_facet | Schneiderman, R. Anders Schneiderman, R. Anders |
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| contents | A Non-Librarian Explains "Why Librarians Should Rule the Net." Schneiderman, R. Anders Access to Information Archives Cataloging Computer Science Fair Use (Copyrights) Information Seeking Keywords Librarians Library Role User Needs (Information) World Wide Web As the World Wide Web grows, it becomes harder to find specific information. Argues that the Web needs to be cataloged and that librarians are best qualified to do it. Discusses the differing philosophies of computer scientists and librarians and problems in keyword searching, archiving, user needs, universal access, and fair use. (PEN) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1997 |
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| spellingShingle | A Non-Librarian Explains "Why Librarians Should Rule the Net." Schneiderman, R. Anders Access to Information Archives Cataloging Computer Science Fair Use (Copyrights) Information Seeking Keywords Librarians Library Role User Needs (Information) World Wide Web A Non-Librarian Explains "Why Librarians Should Rule the Net." Schneiderman, R. Anders Access to Information Archives Cataloging Computer Science Fair Use (Copyrights) Information Seeking Keywords Librarians Library Role User Needs (Information) World Wide Web As the World Wide Web grows, it becomes harder to find specific information. Argues that the Web needs to be cataloged and that librarians are best qualified to do it. Discusses the differing philosophies of computer scientists and librarians and problems in keyword searching, archiving, user needs, universal access, and fair use. (PEN) |
| title | A Non-Librarian Explains "Why Librarians Should Rule the Net." |
| topic | Access to Information Archives Cataloging Computer Science Fair Use (Copyrights) Information Seeking Keywords Librarians Library Role User Needs (Information) World Wide Web |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ543218 |