Public Images of the Role of Information Technology in Public Libraries: Alternatives and Controversies.
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| author | Raber, Douglas Budd, John M. |
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| contents | Public Images of the Role of Information Technology in Public Libraries: Alternatives and Controversies. Raber, Douglas Budd, John M. Change Library Development Library Role Library Services Public Libraries Public Opinion Users (Information) Discusses four competing public images of the public library and its relation to information technology, as identified in recent research: the traditional library, the resisting library, the adapting library, and the co-opted library. Suggests that the public perceives the management of public information as a complex problem requiring a variety of sources, technologies, and personnel to resolve this problem. (AEF) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1999 |
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| spellingShingle | Public Images of the Role of Information Technology in Public Libraries: Alternatives and Controversies. Raber, Douglas Budd, John M. Change Library Development Library Role Library Services Public Libraries Public Opinion Users (Information) Public Images of the Role of Information Technology in Public Libraries: Alternatives and Controversies. Raber, Douglas Budd, John M. Change Library Development Library Role Library Services Public Libraries Public Opinion Users (Information) Discusses four competing public images of the public library and its relation to information technology, as identified in recent research: the traditional library, the resisting library, the adapting library, and the co-opted library. Suggests that the public perceives the management of public information as a complex problem requiring a variety of sources, technologies, and personnel to resolve this problem. (AEF) |
| title | Public Images of the Role of Information Technology in Public Libraries: Alternatives and Controversies. |
| topic | Change Library Development Library Role Library Services Public Libraries Public Opinion Users (Information) |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ591547 |