The electronic library and public services

Library Hi Tech

Volumn 12, Issue 3, 1994, Pages 44-62

  Barnes, Susan J ^a  

^a Albert R Mann Library ^*  (United States)

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EID: 84886424937     PISSN: 07378831     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1108/eb047927     Document Type: Review

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37. There is a wealth of examples. A wide-ranging bibliography was published in 1989: Mimi B. Penchansky, Evelyn Apterbach, and Adam Halicki-Conrad, Future Librarianship: Technology and the Profession (New York: The Library Association of the City of New York, 1989). More recent discussions about what the future holds for us include Vicki Anders, Colleen Cook, and Roberta Pitts, “A Glimpse into a Crystal Ball: Academic Libraries in the Year 2000,” Wilson Library Bulletin 67:2 (October 1992): 36–40; Walt Crawford, “Dreams, Devices, Niches, and Edges: Coping with the Changing Landscape of Information Technology,” The Public-Access Computer Systems Review 4:5 (1993): 5–21; Richard M. Dougherty and Ann P. Dougherty, “The Academic Library: A Time of Crisis, Change, and Opportunity,” Journal of Academic Librarianship 18:6 (January 1993): 342–346; Michael Gorman, “The Academic Library in the Year 2001: Dream or Nightmare or Something In Between?” Journal of Academic Librarianship 17:1 (1991): 4–9; Raymond Kurzweil, “The Virtual Library,” Library Journal 118:5 (15 March 1993): 54–55; James LaRue, “The Library Tomorrow: A Virtual Certainty,” Computers in Libraries 13:2 (February 1993): 14–16; S. Michael Malinconico, “Information's Brave New World,” Library Journal 117:8 (1 May 1992): 36–40; Amal Moulik and Dennis Lai, “Rebels In Search of Champions: Envisioning the Library of the Future,” The Electronic Library 10:2 (April 1992): 97–102; Lauren Seilerand Thomas Surprenant, “When We Get the Libraries We Want, Will We Want the Libraries We Get?” Wilson Library Bulletin 65:10 (June 1991): 29–31, 152, 157; Ron Ray, “Crucial Critics for the Information Age,” Library Journal 118:6 (1 April 1993): 46–49; Eldred Smith and Peggy Johnson, “How to Survive the Present while Preparing for the Future: A Research Library Strategy,” College&Research Libraries 54:5 (September 1993): 389–396.
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40. Carol Tenopir and Ralf Neufang, “The Impact of Electronic Reference on Reference Librarians,” Online 16:3 (May, 1992): 54–56.
41. Examples include John Corbin, “Competencies for Electronic Information Services,” The Public-Access Computer Systems Review 4:6 (1993): 5–22; S. Michael Maliconico, “What Librarians Need to Know to Survive in an Age of Technology,” Journal of Education for Librarianship 33:3 (Summer 1992): 226–240; and Mike Ridley and Charles W. Bailey, Jr., eds., “Symposiumon Staffing Issues and Public Access Computer Systems,” The Public-Access Computer Systems Review 1:2 (1990): 15–49.