The librarians role in portal development: Providing unique perspectives and skills

Zemon, Mickey

doi:10.5860/crln.62.7.710

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“…In two recent publications librarians have been challenged to take up the gauntlet of portal development (Rockman, 2001;Zemon, 2001). The authors of these pieces recognize that librarians bring unique perspectives and skills to the development of portals in their institutions.…”

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Personalized information clients: short answers to simple questions about “my library” services

Ghaphery

Kesselman²,

Watstein³

2001

Reference Services Review

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Personalized information clients: short answers to simple questions about “my library” services

Ghaphery

Kesselman²,

Watstein³

2001

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“…One promising development is the creation of "portals" to help users organize the bewildering collection of information resources (Zemon 2001;Mischo 2001). A portal is a Web interface that allows users to customize their personal access to information resources.…”

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Geology Librarianship

Joseph

2001

Science & Technology Libraries

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Current trends and challenges in geology librarianship are influenced by driving forces such as the exponential increase in knowledge, the interdisciplinary nature of sciences, specialization of disciplines, space and budget constraints, and user expectations. The current trend toward a digital environment affects all areas of librarianship including collection development, current awareness, reference, instruction, preservation, dissemination of information, legislation and copyright law. Although the future role of librarianship may appear murky, science librarians will almost certainly continue to function as information specialists who reach across disciplinary boundaries to find related information. They will continue to prepare users for a lifetime of learning, work to standardize the various electronic resources, and ensure that knowledge is preserved in some format. This article provides an overview of the current state of geology librarianship. [Article copies available for a fee from The Haworth Document Delivery Service: 1-800-HAWORTH. E-mail address: Website:

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Integration of simultaneous searching and reference linking across bibliographic resources on the web

Mischo

Habing

Cole

2002

Proceedings of the 2nd ACM/IEEE-CS Joint Conference on Digital Libraries

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The librarians role in portal development: Providing unique perspectives and skills

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Personalized information clients: short answers to simple questions about “my library” services

Personalized information clients: short answers to simple questions about “my library” services

Geology Librarianship

Integration of simultaneous searching and reference linking across bibliographic resources on the web

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