| Description |
xxvi, 467 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm |
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9th Off-Campus Library Services Conference Proceedings: Introduction -- Conference Introduction -- Marketing Library Resources and Services to Distance Faculty -- Using a "Summit Meeting" to Negotiate Library Agreements -- Computer Mediated Conferencing, E-Mail, Telephone: A Holistic Approach to Meeting Students' Needs -- Emerging Technologies: Tools for Distance Education and Library Services -- . . . And a Free 800 Line! Managing Technical and Information Support for Distance Education -- Extending Library Boundaries Without Losing the Personal Touch -- Consortium Solutions to Distance Education Problems: Utah Academic Libraries Answer the Challenges -- Developing an Effective Off-Campus Library Services Web Page: Don't Worry, Be Happy! -- |
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Document Delivery Options for Distance Education Students and Electronic Reserve Service at Ball State University Libraries -- Beyond the Rhetoric: A Study of the Impact of the ACRL Guidelines for Distance Learning Library Services on Selected Distance Learning Programs in Higher Education -- Providing Services and Information to the Dispersed Off-Campus Student: An Integrated Approach -- CatchTheWeb-Personal: A Versatile Web-Based Demonstration and Tutorial Creation Tool -- Knowing Your Users and What They Want: Surveying Off-Campus Students About Library Services -- From Isolation to Cooperation: The Changes that Technology Creates in Institutional Culture -- Now You Can Get There from Here: Creating an Interactive Web Application for Accessing -- Full-Text Journal Articles from Any Location -- |
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Straddling Multiple Administrative Relationships -- Librarians' Changing Role in Distance Education: Need for Training -- Closing the Gap: Using Conferencing Software to Connect Distance Education Students and Faculty -- Education for Provision of Library Services to Distance Learners: The Role of the LIS Schools -- Planning for Distance Learning: Support Services and the Library's Role -- Partners in Emerging Technology: Library Support for Web-Based Courses -- Library Instruction for the Next Millennium: Two Web-Based Courses to Teach Distant Students Information Literacy -- All Hands on Deck: Navigating the Political Waters of Off-Campus Library Programs -- New Partnerships for New Learning -- Services to Distance Learners |
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Planning for E-Reserves and Copyright -- Doctoral Dissertations at a Distance: A Novel Approach from Down Under -- Innovative Methods for Providing Instruction to Distance Students Using Technology -- Indonesia Electronic Library Design Plan for Supporting a Distance Learning Environment -- Virtual Desk: Real Reference -- Using a Web-Based MOO for Library Instruction in Distance Education -- Graduate Students' Perceptions of Library Support Services for Distance Learners: A University System-Wide Study -- Reaccreditation at Nova Southeastern University: How Reaccreditation Can Create Opportunities for Improving Library Services to Distance Students -- Working in the Asynchronous Environment: Two Case Studies -- Louisiana Academic Libraries: Partnering to Enhance Distance Education Services |
| Summary |
The Internet, distance learning, and remote access to central information banks used to be the stuff of science fiction. Nowadays, academic librarians reap the benefits, and face the practical consequences, of the staggering advances in information technology. This book presents the advice and suggestions of experienced librarians to help you develop effective, easy-to-use off-campus information services, including distance learning. The book reveals the secrets of planning and implementing off-campus services. It also helps veteran librarians add user-friendly features and solve common problems on their existing systems. Off-Campus Library Services explains the technology, addresses management issues, and offers usable suggestions for program development |
| Notes |
Proceedings of the 9th Off-Campus Library Services Conference sponsored by Central Michigan University Libraries and Central Michigan University's College of Extended Learning, held in Portland, Oregon, April 26-28, 2000 |
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Co-published simultaneously as Journal of library administration, v. 31, nos. 3/4 and v. 32, nos. 1/2, 2001 |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Journal of library administration no:31.s. 3/4, nos. 1/2, 2001 0193-0826 |
| Subject |
Academic libraries -- Off-campus services.
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Libraries and distance education.
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University extension.
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Academic libraries -- Off-campus services -- Congresses.
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Libraries and distance education -- Congresses.
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University extension -- Congresses.
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Congresses as Topic.
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Libraries.
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Education, Distance.
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Libraries.
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Libraries -- organization & administration.
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Library Services.
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Education, Distance -- methods.
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| SUBJECT |
United States. https://id.nlm.nih.gov/mesh/D014481 |
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United States. https://id.nlm.nih.gov/mesh/D014481 |
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Congress.
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Conference papers and proceedings.
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Conference papers and proceedings.
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| Author |
Casey, Anne Marie.
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Off-Campus Library Services Conference (9th : 2000 : Portland, Or.)
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| LC no. |
2001024503 |
| ISBN |
0789013401 paperback |
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0789013398 |
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