Information tomorrow : reflections on technology and the future of public and academic libraries / edited by Rachel Singer Gordon.

"Any discussion of the future of libraries must consider the impact of the technological advances and innovations that are inextricably wound up with library operations and user expectations. According to Rachel Singer Gordon, librarians remain relevant and useful by confronting technological c...

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Other Authors: Gordon, Rachel Singer
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Medford, N.J. : Information Today, Inc., ©2007.
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Table of Contents:
  • The mobile age / Megan K. Fox
  • The future of FLOSS in libraries / Daniel Chudnov
  • Mouse bites cat : taking back the 21st-century ILS / John Blyberg
  • Six years too late : chasing our destiny in the electronic publishing age / Jill Emery
  • Academic libraries as scholarly publishers / Dorothea Salo
  • Game on! : meeting the needs of gamers in the library / Beth Gallaway
  • Thriving in the age of Google / Joseph Janes
  • Libraries and the read/write Web / Michael Stephens
  • Libraries and privacy / Robert Bocher
  • An experience to remember : building positive experiences on library Web sites / David King
  • Library 2.0 / Jenny Levine
  • Get a second life! : libraries in virtual worlds / Rhonda B. Trueman, Tom Peters, and Lori Bell
  • Librarianship + technology + instructional design = blended librarian / John D. Shank and Steven J. Bell
  • Training librarians for the future : integrating technology into LIS education / Meredith G. Farkas
  • Technophobia, technostress, and technorealism / Jessamyn West
  • Reading tea leaves : one past, many futures / Alane Wilson.