Analysis of trends in demand for computer-related skills for academic librarians from 1974 to 1994

College and Research Libraries

Volumn 57, Issue 3, 1996, Pages 259-272

  Zhou, Yuan ^a  

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EID: 0030550622     PISSN: 00100870     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.5860/crl_57_03_259     Document Type: Article

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1. Karen L. Horny, "Managing Change: Technology & Profession," Library Journal 110 (Oct. 1985): 56.
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3. Susan Baerg Epstein, "Suddenly Last Decade! Automation Arrives," Library Journal 108 (Feb. 1983): 183.
4. For example, David Block, Emerging Personnel Requirements in Academic Libraries As Reflected in Recent Position Announcements, ERIC, ED 215703 (Washington, D.C.: ERIC Document Reproduction Service, 1985); Phyllis J. Hudson, "Recruitment for Academic Librarianship," in Librarians for the New Millennium (Chicago: ALA Office for Library Personnel Resources, 1988); and David W. Reser and Anita P. Schuneman, "The Academic Library Job Market: A Content Analysis Comparing Public and Technical Services," College & Research Libraries 53 (Jan. 1992): 49-59.
5. For example, David Block, Emerging Personnel Requirements in Academic Libraries As Reflected in Recent Position Announcements, ERIC, ED 215703 (Washington, D.C.: ERIC Document Reproduction Service, 1985); Phyllis J. Hudson, "Recruitment for Academic Librarianship," in Librarians for the New Millennium (Chicago: ALA Office for Library Personnel Resources, 1988); and David W. Reser and Anita P. Schuneman, "The Academic Library Job Market: A Content Analysis Comparing Public and Technical Services," College & Research Libraries 53 (Jan. 1992): 49-59.
6. For example, David Block, Emerging Personnel Requirements in Academic Libraries As Reflected in Recent Position Announcements, ERIC, ED 215703 (Washington, D.C.: ERIC Document Reproduction Service, 1985); Phyllis J. Hudson, "Recruitment for Academic Librarianship," in Librarians for the New Millennium (Chicago: ALA Office for Library Personnel Resources, 1988); and David W. Reser and Anita P. Schuneman, "The Academic Library Job Market: A Content Analysis Comparing Public and Technical Services," College & Research Libraries 53 (Jan. 1992): 49-59.
7. SAS is the trademark of the SAS Institute Inc., Cary, North Carolina.
8. e) for each cell in the test be at least five. See Donald Byrkit, Statistics Today: A Comprehensive Introduction (Menlo Park, Calif.: Benjamin/Cummings Publishing Co., 1987), 502.
9. Ibid.
10. Yuan Zhou, "From Smart Guesser to Smart Navigator: Changes in Collection Development for Research Libraries in a Network Environment," Library Trends 42 (spring 1994): 649.
11. Eldred Smith and Peggy Johnson, "How to Survive the Present While Preparing for the Future: A Research Library Strategy," College & Research Libraries 54 (Sept. 1993): 389-96.