Computers in Libraries '97
Subtitle: in cooperation with the Special Libraries Association, proceedings--1997, Arlington, VA, March 10-12, 1997
By: sponsored by Information Today, Inc.; compiled by Carol Nixon, Heide Dengler, and John Yersak.
Contributors: Nixon, Carol.; Dengler, Heide.; Yersak, John.; Information Today, Inc.; Special Libraries Association.
Publisher: Information Today, Inc.
Published: 1997
Place of publication: Medford, NJ
Language: eng
Number of pages: 176
Subjects: Information retrieval -- Congresses; Libraries -- Technological innovations -- Congresses; Libraries -- Automation -- Congresses
Genres: Congresses.
Other titles: Proceedings 12th annual Computers in Libraries.
Notes: Cover title: Proceedings 12th annual Computers in Libraries.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: [1] The big picture: connecting with teachers; title: [2] Outsourcing and technical services; title: [3] Implementing a SIRSI Unicorn/Webcat system in an international environment; title: [4] Tutorials on the Net; title: [5] Marketing electronic library services; title: [6] Cost-benefits of electronic information: a case study; title: [7] Instruction in an age of changing technologies: how can libraries teach our users?; title: [8] Negotiating in an open access environment: Maryland's Sailor project; title: [9] Real virtual libraries: the technology; title: [10] Data disaster planning: information quality in the age of end user searching.; title: [11] Serving up quality for the information starved; title: [12] The LOBO Project: a multimedia, web based undergraduate instructional program at North Carolina State University libraries; title: [13] The librarian as website developer: corporate/association environment; title: [14] Learning with the Library of Congress: online services to educators and students; title: [15] Web-based instruction; title: [16] Creating small fast graphics for web pages; title: [17] Taming the HTML monster? Teaching librarians at George Washington University's Gelman Library home page basics; title: [18] CyberBee's Internet adventure -Curriculum integration; title: [19] Running to keep in place: training library staff in information access; title: [20] Increasing utilization of the internet//www in the interlibrary loan and document delivery services.; title: [21] Survey research for web page redesign: clickable buttons and menu navigation; title: [22] Intranet case studies: managing organizational knowledge assets; title: [23] Research concepts and information literarcy in the first year: a multimedia experience; title: [24] Creating a digital collection at the Kent State University Department of Special Collections and Archives; title: [25] Law enforcement intelligence and a new role for the information professional; title: [26] Integrating library systems through Internet and Intranet: the experience of the library at the "Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas" (UPC); title: [27] Creating a library web system in a team environment; title: [28] Real virtual libraries take real work; title: [29] Creating a dedicated web server in a library setting; title: [30] Webliographies, the new bibliographies.; title: [31] Libraries alive - school library catalogs and Internet combined publishing for the school community; title: [32] Automating document delivery: a case study; title: [33] Criteria for evaluating quality on the net; title: [34] What librarians NEED to learn about HTML; title: [35] Developing a technology plan for the library; title: [36] Deconstructing websites: an alternative technique for website evaluation; title: [37] Escorting the user into the digital library; title: [38] Going the distance: academic librarians in the virtual university.