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John Carlo Bertot, PhD, is professor in the College of Information Studies at the University of Maryland, College Park, MD, director of the Center for Library and Information Innovation (www.liicenter.org), and associate director of the Center for Information Policy and Electronic Government mostrar más (www.cipeg.umd.edu). Dr. Bertot serves as editor of Library Quarterly and Government Information Quarterly. He is chair of the ISO 11620 Library Performance Indicator Working Group and is a board member of the Digital Government Society of North America. More information on Dr. Bertot's research and grants is available at: http://terpconnect.umd.edu/ mostrar menos

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I'm interested in understanding how libraries in various sizes can help and/or hinder patron's understanding of how computers and technologies can further their research. This book seems to be a good starting off point for understanding this.
 
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JaclynneJaciJax | otra reseña | Feb 22, 2012 |
This book seems interesting because there are many new rules and implications when it comes to serving public patrons. There are not enough journals and books being published on the issue involving the changes and demands for more technology within this branch of librarianship.
 
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Rapisardic | otra reseña | Feb 17, 2012 |

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58
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2
ISBNs
8

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