As educators Librarians should continue to use their skills and knowledge to construct links amongst and between similar intellectual works and between those works and their reviews and critiques. As noted above, this is a useful service to the cyberspace community, allowing users to review and make their own judgements concerning the quality and authenticity of digital documents. Librarians should continue, and in fact are continuing, their role as reviewers. We have a user population that is still largely unfamiliar with this technology and its nuances. An Audit Bureau of Circulations survey last year indicated that slightly more than half the population had not even heard of the information superhighway.
Libraries are the natural place for user education to occur.
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