Do Birds Fly? Some Thoughts after the Library of Congress Institute on "Reference Service in a Digital Age."

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Auteurs principaux: Kresh, Diane, Arret, Linda
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author Kresh, Diane
Arret, Linda
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Arret, Linda
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Arret, Linda
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contents Do Birds Fly? Some Thoughts after the Library of Congress Institute on "Reference Service in a Digital Age." Kresh, Diane Arret, Linda Change Cooperative Programs Information Services Information Technology Librarians Library Development Library Role Library Services Reference Services Staff Development Technological Advancement Reflects on issues raised at the Library of Congress Institute on "Reference Service in a Digital Age." Discusses technology-oriented changes at the Library of Congress; the changing reference service model; collaborative partnerships; staff training; and the role of the reference librarian in the digital environment. (AEF)
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spellingShingle Do Birds Fly? Some Thoughts after the Library of Congress Institute on "Reference Service in a Digital Age."
Kresh, Diane
Arret, Linda
Change
Cooperative Programs
Information Services
Information Technology
Librarians
Library Development
Library Role
Library Services
Reference Services
Staff Development
Technological Advancement
Do Birds Fly? Some Thoughts after the Library of Congress Institute on "Reference Service in a Digital Age." Kresh, Diane Arret, Linda Change Cooperative Programs Information Services Information Technology Librarians Library Development Library Role Library Services Reference Services Staff Development Technological Advancement Reflects on issues raised at the Library of Congress Institute on "Reference Service in a Digital Age." Discusses technology-oriented changes at the Library of Congress; the changing reference service model; collaborative partnerships; staff training; and the role of the reference librarian in the digital environment. (AEF)
title Do Birds Fly? Some Thoughts after the Library of Congress Institute on "Reference Service in a Digital Age."
topic Change
Cooperative Programs
Information Services
Information Technology
Librarians
Library Development
Library Role
Library Services
Reference Services
Staff Development
Technological Advancement
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ584198