Computers in libraries 2000
Subtitle: proceedings, 2000 : Washington Hilton & Towers, March 15-17, 2000
By: compiled by Carol Nixon and Jennifer Burmood
Contributors: Nixon, Carol; Burmood, Jennifer; Sauers, Michael; Information Today, Inc
Publisher: Information Today
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Medford, NJ
Language: eng
Number of pages: 296
Subjects: Libraries -- Automation -- Congresses; Information technology -- Congresses
Genres: Congresses
Other titles: 15th annual Computers in libraries; Fifteenth annual Computers in libraries; Proceedings, 15th annual Computers in libraries
Notes: "15th annual"

"Sponsored by Information Today, Inc."

Includes bibliographical references
Table of contents: value: American memory; value: Linux and open source software; value: Master trainer program; value: Multimedia and copyright; value: Getting down to business; value: Managing print costs-a case study in managing patron printing; value: Security and access; value: E-Reserves made easy; value: Ciao; value: Library of the future & the world network; value: Teaching how to search on a mutating web; value: From paper and pencil to NT server; value: Successful web page design; value: Building blocks for encoded text; value: Online learning communities; value: Building community using Internet tools; value: Building the AgNIC Alliance and a distributed system for electronic agricultural information; value: Creating a structure for collaboration and technological innovations for AgNIC; value: Case study in digitization; value: New technologies, new strategies, new teams; value: Powerful partnerships; value: CIL 2000; value: Virtual instruction-Tutorials & literacy; value: Invisible web; value: Essential web; value: MEDLINEPlus: technical abstract; value: Retrieving America's past; value: UNCLE help command center; value: Keeping it in the family; value: Erase the lines!; value: MEDLINEplus: delivering health information to consumers; value: Connected library-how IT is transforming library building design; value: Winners all!; value: United Nations digitization programme at the Dag Hammarskjöld Library; value: Virtual end user training-Online and hands-on; value: Long and winding road to a virtual college library of the 21st century; value: Write once, use many; value: NAS and SAN; value: Becoming grant savvy; value: Resolving two congressional duties; value: RIP this content; value: Biologist's guide to library resources; value: Meeting diverse information needs through PubMed; value: Tracking workflow in a virtual environment; value: Camel project at Oregon State University; value: Virtual libraries; value: Using the Internet as a reference tool / Michael Sauers; value: Extending access and managing medadata with the Web; value: Building a knowledgebase; value: Virtual end-user training; value: Erasing the lines; value: From Billings to Lindberg; value: Product and relationship management; value: Balancing act; value: Nuts & bolts; value: Developing an Intranet for an international audience; value: New methods of identifying and accessing electronic journals in libraries; value: E-services; value: Beyond the basics; value: Linux; value: Beyond serach engines