Library Users How They Adapt to Changing Roles /

Library Users [electronic resource] : How They Adapt to Changing Roles / Helis Miido.

Traditional library tasks, for example database searching, are increasingly performed by library users, forcing both the librarian and the user to assume at times dichotomous roles of teacher and student. Modern librarians install new software and guide organizations in multimedia applications. Libr...

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Main Author: Miido, Helis
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1996.
Subjects:
Administrators.
Automation.
Computer Software.
Foreign Countries.
Hypermedia.
Information Retrieval.
Information Technology.
Integrated Library Systems.
Librarians.
Library Administration.
Library Automation.
Library Development.
Library Technical Processes.
Medical Libraries.
Multimedia Materials.
Online Catalogs.
Online Searching.
Role.
Special Libraries.
User Satisfaction (Information)
Users (Information)

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