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023 --- 023 Bibliotheekpersoneel --- Bibliotheekpersoneel --- Wetenschappelijke bibliotheken. --- Bibliothecarissen. --- Beroepskwalificaties. --- Loopbaanplanning. --- Academic librarians --- Bibliothécaires d'université --- Vocational guidance. --- Employment. --- Orientation professionnelle --- Travail --- Library science --- Librarianship --- Library economy --- Bibliography --- Documentation --- Information science --- College librarians --- University librarians --- Librarians --- Employment --- Vocational guidance --- Social Sciences --- Library & Information Science --- Computer network resources --- Web sites --- Internet in library reference services. --- Internet --- Internet in library reference services --- DARPA Internet --- Internet (Computer network) --- Wide area networks (Computer networks) --- World Wide Web --- Internet in reference services (Libraries) --- Reference services (Libraries) --- Webliographies
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If your customers don't sleep, why should your reference service? Online library reference services available 24/7 are offered in a growing number of institutions. With many models to choose from and more details to be worked out, it is a critical time for librarians to assess their patrons' needs and market their services to address these needs. Collecting and documenting what thousands of virtual reference librarians have learned over the past few years, this comprehensive guide provides a needed overview to help new and aspiring virtual reference library departments—and their directors and
Information retrieval --- Library automation --- Electronic reference services (Libraries) --- Internet in library reference services --- Bibliothèques --- Internet dans les services de référence (Bibliothèques) --- Services de référence électroniques --- Internet in library reference services. --- Internet in reference services (Libraries) --- Reference services (Libraries) --- E-mail reference services (Libraries) --- Electronic mail reference services (Libraries) --- Email reference services (Libraries) --- Digital reference services (Libraries) --- Virtual reference services (Libraries) --- Computer network resources
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This book examines the questions: how academic libraries provide value-added reference and information services in the digital age. It provides best practices from a global perspective. The book starts by looking at the information needs and info-seeking behaviours of university students and faculty. Then it examines the use cycle: consumer, instruction, and producer. It examines the resource cycle: collection development, instructor, maintenance. What are the essential elements of reference: orientation, instruction, collaborative planning, products?Focuses on information need
Library management --- Information retrieval --- Academic libraries --- Internet in library reference services. --- Bibliothèques universitaires --- Internet dans les services de référence (Bibliothèques) --- Reference services. --- Services de référence --- 025.5 --- 025.5 Inlichtingenwerk. Reference services --- Inlichtingenwerk. Reference services --- Internet in reference services (Libraries) --- Reference services (Libraries)
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An excellent training tool for both new and experienced staff, Fundamentals of Reference will quickly become your fundamental reference!
Reference services (Libraries) --- Reference sources --- Internet in library reference services. --- Internet in reference services (Libraries) --- Reference materials --- Reference resources --- Information resources --- Bibliothèques --- Ouvrages de référence --- Internet dans les services de référence (Bibliothèques) --- Bibliography --- Services de référence --- Bibliographie
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This issue of Library Technology Reports explores how embedded librarians can use free and low-cost teaching technologies to support and enhance participatory learning experiences in school and academic libraries. Case studies explore ways partnerships for learning were forged and the impact of these collaborative relationships on the understandings and experiences of learners of all ages.
Information literacy --- School libraries --- Academic libraries --- Libraries and students. --- Internet in library reference services. --- Internet in reference services (Libraries) --- Reference services (Libraries) --- Libraries --- Library services to students --- Public libraries --- Students and libraries --- Students --- College libraries --- Libraries, University and college --- University libraries --- Libraries and colleges --- Public school libraries --- Instructional materials centers --- Libraries and schools --- Literacy, Information --- Information science --- Study and teaching. --- Study and teaching --- Information technology. --- Services to students --- Services to colleges and universities
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"This book examines how library services meet user needs in the twenty-first century. Many libraries are asking key questions about reference services, such as: Should librarians be on call waiting for users or out in the community promoting the library? Should we assign staff to help users one-on-one or is it more effective to assign them to build and use tools to teach users how to find and evaluate information? Will we continue to purchase commercial reference sources or just use Wikipedia and other free resources on the web? With the proliferation of information available today, how can we help users evaluate search results and select the best resources that they can find? And how do we evaluate the effectiveness of reference services? Through contributions from the leading scholars and practitioners in the field, this volume addresses such issues and how they affect practices in public and academic libraries. In addition, it presents perspectives from the publishing community and the creators of discovery tools. Each section is enhanced by short case studies that highlight real-world practices and experiences"-- "Reference service, the idea that librarians provide direct assistance to users, has been a central function of libraries for over a century. Today's libraries are even more complex and intimidating to new users than libraries of the past, and the technical and social contexts in which users experience their library's resources add to this complexity. The availability of a friendly librarian who helps users find materials, search for information on a topic, interpret citations, identify quality information, and format bibliographies has become a standard component of what libraries do. However, changes in technologies, economics, and user populations are causing many libraries to question the need and function of traditional reference services. This book examines how library services meet user needs in the twenty-first century. Through contributions from the leading scholars and practitioners in the field, this volume addresses such issues and how they affect practices in public and academic libraries"--
LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Library & Information Science / General. --- LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Library & Information Science / Administration & Management. --- Reference services (Libraries) --- Reference librarians --- Internet in library reference services. --- Electronic reference services (Libraries) --- Librarians --- Libraries --- Library reference services --- Reference work (Libraries) --- Information services --- Public services (Libraries) --- Internet in reference services (Libraries) --- E-mail reference services (Libraries) --- Electronic mail reference services (Libraries) --- Email reference services (Libraries) --- Digital reference services (Libraries) --- Virtual reference services (Libraries) --- Computer network resources --- Effect of technological innovations on. --- Information technology. --- Reference department
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Written for information professionals and librarians trying to implement and manage Web 2.0 in their physical and online collections, Building Library 3.0 pays careful attention to the implementation of social web applications, mobile computing, and RFID and QR Code technology. The book details both how to make these technologies work for libraries and also explores why libraries must gain ground in the important new territories of Web 2.0. The changing relationships between information seekers, the information being sought, and the professional information gatekeepers is of great importance i
Libraries --- Library administration. --- Communication in library science --- Bibliothèques --- Communication en bibliothéconomie --- Effect of technological innovations on. --- Technological innovations. --- Effets des innovations sur les --- Administration --- Innovations --- Digital libraries. --- Internet in library reference services. --- Web 2.0. --- Librarians --- 025 --- Bibliotheekbeheer --- Libraries and the Internet --- Library administration --- Public services (Libraries) --- Web 2.0 --- Social Sciences --- Library & Information Science --- Information technology --- Technological innovations --- 025 Bibliotheekbeheer --- Bibliothèques --- Communication en bibliothéconomie --- World Wide Web --- Libraries and readers --- Library public services --- Library services to users --- Library users --- Public libraries --- Library science --- Library management --- Management --- Documentation --- Public institutions --- Internet and libraries --- Internet --- Effect of technological innovations on --- Public services --- Services to users --- Services for --- Organization --- Libraries and the Internet.
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