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Routledge
248 Pages
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Routledge
248 Pages
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Routledge
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Cutting-edge information about providing access to research library users The ultimate goal of librarians is to provide comprehensive informational access to library users. Portals and Libraries provides an in-depth look at various libraries’ challenges and the cutting-edge technology used in providing high-quality electronic access to users through portal systems. Respected authorities... Read more
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction (Sarah C. Michalak)
- Chapter 1. The Internet Public Library and the History of Library Portals (Susanna L. Davidsen)
- Chapter 2. MyLibrary@NCState: A Library Portal After Five Years (Karen Ciccone)
- Chapter 3. Portals to the World: A Library of Congress Guide to Web Resources on International Topics (Carolyn T. Brown)
- Chapter 4. The Portal World and the ILS: A Commentary (Sandy Hurd)
- Chapter 5. If You Build It Will They Come? Services Will Make the Difference in a Portal (Ann Marie Breznay and Leslie M. Haas)
- Chapter 6. Library Portal Technologies (Krisellen Maloney and Paul J. Bracke)
- Chapter 7. Issues in Planning for Portal Implementation Perfection Not Required (Olivia M. A. Madison and Maureen Hyland-Carver)
- Chapter 8. Online Catalogs and Library Portals in Today’s Information Environment (John D. Byrum, Jr.)
- Chapter 9. Usability Testing, Interface Design, and Portals (Jennifer L. Ward and Steve Hiller)
- Chapter 10. Environmentalist Approaches to Portals and Course Management Systems (Alison E. Regan and Sheldon Walcher)
- Chapter 11. The Association of Research Libraries ARL Scholars Portal Working Group Final Report, May 2002 (ARL Scholars Portal Working Group)
- Chapter 12. Looking Ahead: The Future of Portals (Mary E. Jackson)
- Index
- Reference Notes Included
Biography
Michalak, Sarah C.






