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Public Libraries and Internet Service Roles

by American Library Association
American Library Association, 2009
Paper: 978-0-8389-3576-7
Library of Congress Classification Z674.75.I58M38 2009
Dewey Decimal Classification 25.04

TOC

    Contents
    Preface
    Chapter 1: Identifying Social Roles and Expectations for Public Libraries
    Chapter 2: The Development of the Social Roles of Public Libraries
    Chapter 3: The Internet in Social Roles of Public Libraries
    Chapter 4: Internet Services and Training in Social Roles of Public Libraries
    Chapter 5: Policy and the Internet in Social Roles of Public Libraries
    Chapter 6: Patron, Community, and Government Expectations and Professional Values
    Chapter 7: Implications of Internet-Enabled Service Roles
    Chapter 8: Community Needs, Service Roles, and Planning
    Chapter 9: Selecting Internet-Enabled Service Roles
    Chapter 10: The Future of Internet-Enabled Service Roles
    Chapter 11: Challenges from Professional Resistance and Public Policy
    Chapter 12: Roles and Expectations in Research, Education, and Advocacy
    Chapter 13: Internet Roles and Expectations and the Future of Public Libraries
    References
    Acknowledgments
    Index
    
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