This invaluable textbook offers an all-round view of digital libraries and is a core text for students of digital librarianship and related courses at departments of information science and computer s
Discusses such topics as connecting to the Internet, using e-mail, browsers, the World Wide Web, creating Web pages, downloading with FTP and using Telnet and Gopher
Using real-world examples and emphasizing the perspective, expectations, and needs of the teen user, this guide helps librarians understand the challenges associated with teen services. It addresses t
Dewey (libraries, U. of Tennessee, Knoxville) and Parham (Robert W. Woodruff Library, Atlanta University Center) assemble 20 chapters by contributors from academic libraries in the US and Canada. Stim
CHAR BOOTH, an avid library education and technology advocate, introduces a series of concepts that will empower readers at any level of experience to become better designers and presenters, as well a
The head of systems at the U. of Houston Libraries enlightens library users and personnel on the responsibilities, roles, education, and not-soon-to-be-replaced future of that mythological position of
Offered as both a self-guided tour of historical fiction and as a reference, Baker focuses on the aspects of historical fiction that draw readers in and how we can identify them quickly enough to make
Public libraries are increasingly aware of the need for good marketing. Underlying this is a need for competence in marketing planning. Many government and other reports stress the need to get public
