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Main Author: Lupien, Pascal
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2004
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ750480
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contents Bilingual Virtual Reference: It's Better than Searching the Open Web Lupien, Pascal Library Services Library Development Program Descriptions Computer Software Selection Intercultural Communication Computer Interfaces Bilingualism Online Systems Case Studies Academic Libraries Online library services have been mostly available uniquely in English. To serve the diverse communities that uses library services, a growing number of libraries have been investigating the ins and outs of offering virtual reference in languages other than English. Developing this kind of service in languages spoken by various library user groups involves a special set of challenges that must be addressed, from selecting virtual reference software that offers user-friendly interfaces in other languages to securing the services of bilingual personnel. In this article, the author describes how they implemented an online bilingual library service at the Ward Chipman Library in University of New Brunswick's Saint John campus.
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spellingShingle Bilingual Virtual Reference: It's Better than Searching the Open Web
Lupien, Pascal
Library Services
Library Development
Program Descriptions
Computer Software Selection
Intercultural Communication
Computer Interfaces
Bilingualism
Online Systems
Case Studies
Academic Libraries
Bilingual Virtual Reference: It's Better than Searching the Open Web Lupien, Pascal Library Services Library Development Program Descriptions Computer Software Selection Intercultural Communication Computer Interfaces Bilingualism Online Systems Case Studies Academic Libraries Online library services have been mostly available uniquely in English. To serve the diverse communities that uses library services, a growing number of libraries have been investigating the ins and outs of offering virtual reference in languages other than English. Developing this kind of service in languages spoken by various library user groups involves a special set of challenges that must be addressed, from selecting virtual reference software that offers user-friendly interfaces in other languages to securing the services of bilingual personnel. In this article, the author describes how they implemented an online bilingual library service at the Ward Chipman Library in University of New Brunswick's Saint John campus.
title Bilingual Virtual Reference: It's Better than Searching the Open Web
topic Library Services
Library Development
Program Descriptions
Computer Software Selection
Intercultural Communication
Computer Interfaces
Bilingualism
Online Systems
Case Studies
Academic Libraries
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ750480