Impact of Digital Technology on Library Collections and Resource Sharing (review)
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2003-10-01
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Shonrock, Diana
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Reference and Instruction
Subject librarians in the Reference & Instruction Division select books, journals, and other information resources for the Library's collections; provide general and specialized reference services; and provide instruction in the use of libraries and information. The Associate Dean for Reference & Instruction administers Library 160, a required, undergraduate course that helps students identify, locate, and use information resources in a variety of formats
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A snapshot of the issues facing libraries in the digital age, this book gives readers a view of how digital formats are changing libraries today. The contrast between the vendor and publisher positions as they attempt to determine how the market for electronic publications will develop is presented along with a view from the librarians trying to design digital services and collections that incorporate digital technologies.
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This review is from portal: Libraries and the Academy 3 (2003): 689–690, doi:10.1353/pla.2003.0096. Posted with permission.
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