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The whole digital library handbook /
Essential facts, advice, lists, documents, guidelines, lore, wit, and wisdom: Along with fun and irreverence, it's what readers have come to expect from the Whole Library series. This latest entry zooms in on the cutting edge -- the digital library. It's a compendium that's by turns e...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Chicago :
American Library Association,
2007.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- The invisible library / Christine Borgman
- What are digital libraries? / Donald J. Waters
- What is digital information? / Abby Smith
- Back to the future / Richard De Gennaro
- The new cybrarians / Joseph Janes
- Libraries as places to linger and mingle / Alex Wright
- Research libraries ponder : what's next? / Deanna B. Marcum
- The Digital Library Federation : membership has its privileges
- What becomes a leader most? / Karin Wittenborg
- Which came first? / Lorrie Lejeune
- Reference in the digital age / Anne G. Lipow
- Primary resources at your fingertips / Roy Rosenzweig
- Shelve under E / Scott Carlson
- Value propositions / Chris D. Ferguson and Charles A. Bunge
- Glossary of terms / California Digital Library
- Growing up digital / John Seely Brown
- Nothing but Net / Diana and James Oblinger
- Chips and dips : educating and serving Net generation / Stephen Abram and Judy Luther
- Net gains / Steve Jones
- Emerging roles / Gary Marchionini and Hermann Maurer
- Origin of the species / Daniel Greenstein and Suzanne Thorin
- Diffuse libraries / Wendy Pradt Lougee
- Digital collections, digital libraries, and the digitization of Cultural Heritage information / Clifford Lynch
- Intermediate consumers / Lorcan Dempsey
- Advanced Photo Shop / Scott Carlson
- Cautionary tales : part one / Paul B. Gandel
- Cautionary tales : part two / Geoffrey Nunberg
- Strength in numbers / William Y. Arms
- Who uses what? / Amy Friedlander
- Turn on before using / Scott Carlson
- The tipping point / Jerry D. Campbell
- The case against information literacy / Stanley Wilder
- How they view us : perceptions of libraries and information resources
- The public trust / Robert Putnam
- Wagging the tail / Chris Anderson
- Libraries by the tail / Tom Storey
- Phoning home alone / Christine Rosen
- Keystone cops / Bonnie Nardi
- Our computers, ourselves / Sherry Turkle
- Managing the Internet / Marylaine Block
- Growing pains / Sharon Gray Weiner
- Net generation students and libraries / Joan K. Lippincott
- Viewing patterns / Online Computer Library Center
- "Is what's past, prologue?" / Donald Hawkins
- Net effects / Greg Notess
- Famine or feast? / Paul B. Gandel and Richard N. Katz
- From a distance / Ron Chepesiuk
- Law review / Jennifer Burek Pierce
- What we know will hurt us / Joseph Janes
- Internet searching gets thumbs up / Deborah Fallows
- Et tu, Yahoo!? / George Plosker
- Fear no evil / Gary Price
- Scanning the horizon / Gordon Flagg
- As Google goes- / Gordon Flagg
- Google, the Khmer Rouge, and the public good / Mary Sue Coleman
- Scribes of the digital era / Jeffrey R. Young
- Apples and oranges / Anne R. Kenney [and others]
- Web value / Greg Notess
- The user is not broken : a meme masquerading as a manifesto / Karen G. Schneider
- Invasion of the pod people / Christine Rosen
- Striking a balance / Marshall Breeding
- Getting the goods / Buff Hirko
- Where's wiki???
- Sticky wikis / Paula Berinstein
- Playing well with others / Kim Guenther
- Caught in the webbing / Marshall Breeding
- Defining findability / Peter Morville
- Internet libraries
- Ten tips for a better blog / Rebecca Blood
- Blog beginnings / Rebecca Blood
- The blog files / Lee Rainie
- Coming soon : doing research with your cell phone / Scott Carlson
- Digital library service for all / Lori Bell and Tom Peters
- The future of e-books / Lynn Silipigni Connaway
- iPods add wow factor / Michael Stephens
- More on pod people / Sheri Crofts [and others]
- Wireless libraries and wireless communities : why? / Stephen Abram
- IM the walrus / Aaron Schmidt and Michael Stephens
- I am the very model of computerized librarian / Diane M. O'Keefe and Janet T. O'Keefe
- Starting out / Abby Smith
- Principles for good digital collections / Timothy W. Cole
- Just say the word / Karen Coyle
- Starting a digitization project / Collaborative digitization project
- Technical infrastructure/image creation / Department of Preservation and Conservation, Cornell University Library
- Factors to consider when choosing digital formats / Caroline Arms and Carl Fleischhauer
- Digitization = access / Abby Smith
- Going where the users are / Jeffrey Penka
- Chatting it up / Buff Hirko
- Making chat work better / Steve Coffman and Linda Arret
- Copyright need-to-know basics / June Besek
- Copyright terms and the public domain in the United States / Peter B. Hirtle
- Why librarians care about copyright / Carol Henderson
- Digitization is not preservation
- at least not yet / Abby Smith
- Thirteen ways of looking at digital preservation / Brian Lavoie and Lorcan Dempsey
- Strategies for preserving digital content / Abby Smith
- The key to LOCKSS : an interview with Victoria Reich, director, LOCKSS Program / Chris Ferguson
- Reinventing the library / Geoffrey Freeman
- The third law / Michèle V. Cloonan and John G. Dove
- Keeping it open / Nancy Kranich
- A modest proposal / Roy Tennant
- Looking for bucks / Bill Becker
- Getting the right stuff / Jill Ann Hurst
- Tips for managing e-resources / Marilyn Geller.