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Main Author: Engle, Michael
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1998
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ586260
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author Engle, Michael
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contents The Social Position of Electronic Text Centers. Engle, Michael Academic Libraries Access to Information Computer Uses in Education Cooperation Electronic Libraries Electronic Text Higher Education Information Centers Information Technology Library Collections Library Development Library Personnel Library Services Optical Data Disks Research Libraries Describes the development of an electronic text center in the Cornell University (New York) library. Discusses effects of spanning traditionally separate areas of the library, such as collection development, reference and instruction, information technology and support, and stack maintenance; staff skills needed; and the importance of collaboration with other parts of the library and other universities. (LRW)
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spellingShingle The Social Position of Electronic Text Centers.
Engle, Michael
Academic Libraries
Access to Information
Computer Uses in Education
Cooperation
Electronic Libraries
Electronic Text
Higher Education
Information Centers
Information Technology
Library Collections
Library Development
Library Personnel
Library Services
Optical Data Disks
Research Libraries
The Social Position of Electronic Text Centers. Engle, Michael Academic Libraries Access to Information Computer Uses in Education Cooperation Electronic Libraries Electronic Text Higher Education Information Centers Information Technology Library Collections Library Development Library Personnel Library Services Optical Data Disks Research Libraries Describes the development of an electronic text center in the Cornell University (New York) library. Discusses effects of spanning traditionally separate areas of the library, such as collection development, reference and instruction, information technology and support, and stack maintenance; staff skills needed; and the importance of collaboration with other parts of the library and other universities. (LRW)
title The Social Position of Electronic Text Centers.
topic Academic Libraries
Access to Information
Computer Uses in Education
Cooperation
Electronic Libraries
Electronic Text
Higher Education
Information Centers
Information Technology
Library Collections
Library Development
Library Personnel
Library Services
Optical Data Disks
Research Libraries
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ586260