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Isenstein, Laura J. – Electronic Networking: Research, Applications and Policy, 1992
Discusses the importance of public library access to electronic networks such as the Internet and the National Education and Research Network (NREN). Topics addressed include the information role of the public library, public library contributions to networked information, connecting to the NREN, training, costs, and integrating public libraries…
Descriptors: Costs, Internet, Library Role, Library Services
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McGown, Sue – Library Media Connection, 2004
For a librarian of St. John's School, Texas literacy is a passion and she believes that what all read matter because their lives are changed through the experience of reading good literature. She feels that most important responsibility of librarians is that of creating lifelong readers and learners.
Descriptors: Librarians, Literacy, Reading Motivation, Library Role
Rogers, Michael – Library Journal, 2004
This article discusses the events that occurred when Donald J. Olson was arrested for arrested for insider trading and SEC violations. Olson had been arrested for embezzling money from his own company, cooking the books to hide the missing funds, providing insider financial information to friends to boost stock prices, and numerous other offenses.…
Descriptors: Public Libraries, Library Administration, Library Role, Legal Responsibility
Heid, Susan D. – Campus Technology, 2007
Historically, it's been an unavoidable truth: IT people and library people have not been inclined to come to the concept of service with the same view. For IT, it's been all about keeping the servers and systems up, the websites going, and the help desk calls and their turnaround times to a minimum. For library professionals, service has meant…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Cooperation, Departments, Academic Libraries
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Abilock, Debbie – Knowledge Quest, 2007
A brand is an idea in the minds of one's constituents that is created by what one says or does. The American Association of School Librarians (AASL) describes itself as a professional membership organization, serving the needs of 10,000 school library media specialists in the United States, Canada, and around the world. In this article, the author…
Descriptors: School Libraries, Foreign Countries, Media Specialists, Librarians
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Bush, Gail – Knowledge Quest, 2007
Librarians are effective in sharing their best practices with each other. Learning from each other is crucial, but not sharing their stories with other members of the school learning community keeps them wondering exactly what it is that librarians do. In this article, the author offers steps that can guide librarians to write for publications…
Descriptors: School Libraries, Librarians, Librarian Teacher Cooperation, Writing for Publication
Hoffert, Barbara – Library Journal, 2007
With the pileup of responsibilities that range from programming to outreach to web management, more and more librarians are finding vendor-based book selection enticing. Most librarians see vendor-based selection as an option to relieve the pressure and still provide good collections to their patrons. However, using vendors to help facilitate…
Descriptors: Public Libraries, Library Services, Vendors, Librarians
Farnham, Barry – Learning Today, 1975
An interview with the District Principal, Briarcliff Public Schools, New York. (PF)
Descriptors: Individualized Instruction, Learning Theories, Librarians, Library Role
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Govan, James F. – Library Trends, 1976
Discusses the importance of community study in academic librarianship and describes the kind of analysis an academic community needs for short- and long-range planning. (Author/PF)
Descriptors: Budgeting, College Libraries, Community Study, Library Planning
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Aguolu, C. C. – International Library Review, 1975
A well rounded education in primary and secondary schools has been handicapped by the inadequacy or absence of good library services to support the instructional programs of the schools, to broaden the intellectual horizons of the students, and to inculcate in them a lasting desire to read. (Author)
Descriptors: Library Role, Library Standards, Literacy, Reading Materials
Colorado Library Association, Denver. – 1971
The trustee needs to continue the traditional responsibility of fulfilling a public trust and, in addition, must accept the new commitments to meet the services people are demanding. Economically and practically, this means learning to think in terms of total library service to the community, the region, the state and even the nation. This…
Descriptors: Administration, Administrators, Guides, Libraries
Bagg, Thomas C. – Drexel Library Quarterly, 1975
The future of microforms in the library is great. What forms new advances take will depend, unfortunately, upon the kinds of systems being developed for other than library applications. (Author)
Descriptors: Futures (of Society), Libraries, Library Equipment, Library Role
Feinberg, Renee; Vaughn, Susan – Library Journal, 1976
Reports on a survey of feminist presses that explored their view of the role of libraries. (PF)
Descriptors: Book Reviews, Females, Feminism, Libraries
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Rayward, W. Boyd – Library Quarterly, 1978
Provides an introduction to the program, as well as the papers presented at the 39th conference of the Graduate Library School, April 10-11, 1978, which are collected in this issue. The evolutionary development and functions of the public library within an atmosphere of societal change are also briefly discussed. (CWM)
Descriptors: Conference Reports, Development, Library Role, Public Libraries
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Moran, Michael – College and Research Libraries, 1978
Theoretical foundations are examined and shown to be faulty. The term "adequate" cannot meaningfully be applied to a university library collection because the library's contribution to education is not measurable. Practical measurements such as expenditure per student, quantity standards, and collection growth rates are considered. (Author/JAB)
Descriptors: College Libraries, Educational Quality, Evaluation, Library Role
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