From Gutenberg to the global information infrastructure access to information in the networked world / by Borgman, Christine L., 1951-

Subjects: “…Information superhighway.…”
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Managing electronic resources

Subjects: “…Libraries Special collections Electronic information resources.…”
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Libraries driving access to knowledge

Table of Contents: “…Augustine Campus, Trinidad and Tobago / Marsha Winter and Stella Sandy -- Native language university digital textbook collection / Martin Hallik and Liisi Lembinen -- Balancing access to knowledge and respect for cultural knowledge : librarian advocacy with indigenous peoples' self-determination in access to knowledge / Loriene Roy, Kristen Hogan, and Spencer Lilley -- Access to knowledge as a social practice : information literacy education for MA students / Maria-Carme Torras i Calvo -- The discursive construction of the academic library as learning place in A2K / Catherine Closet-Crane -- A tale of two libraries : space and reading in Porto public libraries / Paula Sequeiros and Silvia Grünig -- University library premises : the evaluation of customer satisfaction and usage / Anne Lehto, Leena Toivonen, and Mirja Iivonen -- ILS vs. …”
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Rethinking library linking breathing new life into OpenURL / by Trainor, Cindi

Subjects: “…Libraries Special collections Electronic information resources.…”
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Using libguides to enhance library services a LITA guide /

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Civic space/cyberspace the American public library in the information age / by Molz, Redmond Kathleen, 1928-

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Digital libraries by Arms, William Y.

Subjects: “…Libraries United States Special collections Electronic information resources.…”
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Development of digital libraries an American perspective /

Subjects: “…Libraries Special collections Electronic information resources Congresses.…”
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Library Web sites creating online collections and services / by Wilson, A. Paula

Table of Contents: “…Planning your Web site -- Information architecture -- Internet marketing: promoting the library -- Digital reference collections and services -- Library catalogs and portals -- Licensed databases and electronic books -- Reader services -- Content for specific audiences -- Library websites: where do we go from here?…”
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Managing electronic reserves

Subjects: “…Libraries Special collections Electronic information resources.…”
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LC21 a digital strategy for the Library of Congress /

Subjects: “…Libraries United States Special collections Electronic information resources Planning.…”
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Technology and scholarly communication

Subjects: “…Libraries United States Special collections Electronic information resources Congresses.…”
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Serving LGBTIQ library and archives users essays on outreach, service, collections and access /

Subjects: “…Sexual minorities Electronic information resources.…”
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Libraries got game aligned learning through modern board games / by Mayer, Brian

Table of Contents: “…Designer games -- Why games matter -- Redefining resources -- Library and information skills -- Alignment with state and national curriculum standards -- The Genesee Valley model -- Starting a game collection -- Top recommended games for elementary school: pre-K through grade 5 -- Top recommended games for middle school: grades 6-8 -- Top recommended games for high school: grades 9-12.…”
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