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020 $a0838906931 (alk. paper)
035 $a(OCoLC)ocm35830389
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050 00 $aZ674.75.I58$bC93 1997
082 00 $a025.04$221
245 04 $aThe cybrarian's manual /$cPat Ensor, editor.
260 $aChicago :$bAmerican Library Association,$c1997.
300 $aviii, 446 pages :$billustrations, maps ;$c25 cm
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
500 $a"ALA editions."$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n95120698
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 $tThe Usual Internet General Information and History --$tCheck These Out Regularly --$tOrganizations Cybrarians Should Knowledge About --$tInternet Size and Growth /$rPatrick Flannery --$tThe American Public, the Public Library, and the Internet: An Ever-Evolving Partnership /$rKaren Starr --$tInternet Access Options for Libraries /$rKate Wakefield --$tIt's Time to Ask [Alternate] Dr. Internet! /$rThomas Dowling --$tYour Hardware Platform for Internet Access: LANs and SLIP/PPP Connections /$rMarshall Breeding --$tIt's Time Once Again to Ask [Alternate] Dr. Internet! /$rThomas Dowling --$tWireless and Ubiquitous Computing /$rSteve Cavrak --$tColleagues in Cyberspace: A Guide to Using Mailing Lists /$rAnn Thornton --$tUsenet and the Library /$rLarry Gainor and Erin Foster --$tUrban Legends and Hoaxes on the Internet --$tAccess to Electronic Information, Services, and Networks: An Interpretation of the Library Bill of Rights /$rAmerican Library Association --
505 80 $tCrime and Punishment in Cyberspace /$rSonia Orin Lyris --$tThe Communications Decency Act --$tIt's Time Once Again to Ask [Alternate] Dr. Internet! /$rThomas Dowling --$tA Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace /$rJohn Perry Barlow --$tSecurity and Authentication --$tIntelligent Agents: Software Servants for an Electronic Information World (and More!) /$rMarina Roesler and Donald T. Hawkins --$tClarence Meets Alcuin, or, Expert Systems Are Still an Option in Reference Work /$rEric Lease Morgan --$tThe Cybrarian's Tool Kit /$rBill Britten --$tBrowsers, Extensions, and the Kitchen Junk Drawer /$rJudi Copler --$tIt's Time Once Again to Ask [Alternate] Dr. Internet! /$rThomas Dowling --$tSearching Cyberspace /$rRobert Craigmile and Andrew Wohrley --$tWelcome to the Hololib /$rJames Powell --$tInquiring Minds Want to Know...UNIX /$rKate Wakefield --$tInformation Retrieval: The Client/Server Model and Libraries /$rAnthony Toyofuku --
505 80 $tWebmaster Beware: Corporations Know They Need a Web Site...but Do They Know Why? /$rLou Rosenfeld --$tSpinning the World-Wide Web: An HTML Primer /$rJames Powell --$tHTML - Which Version? /$rJon Knight --$tUW-Madison Campus Libraries' Web Page Standards and Guidelines Electronic Library Access Committee User Documentation Working Group --$tYou've Got a Web Page - What Next? --$tConsidering Computer-Mediated Communication: The Future Is Now! /$rCraig A. Summerhill --$tUsing Multimedia File Formats /$rThomas Dowling --$tThe Digital Library Initiative: Collections in an Electronic World --$tImaging the Archives: Now Is the Time /$rKenneth A. Cory and David W. Hessler --$tReference Services on the Internet /$rJudy E. Myers --$tOPACs and More /$rSteve Hardin --$tCool or What? Quality and Evaluation --$tCyber-Citing: Citing Electronic Sources /$rKristin D. Vogel --$tCivic Cybrarianship: Government and the Information SuperHighway Public Lanes /$rJohn Shuler --
505 80 $tBeyond Surfing: Serving Information to Our Patrons /$rLarry Schankman --$tWhy Can't a User Be More Like a Librarian? /$rPat Ensor --$tKnowbot Explorations in Similarity Space /$rMartin Halbert --$tSeven Buttons: A User-Friendly, Patron-Appropriate Technique /$rRebecca Owl and Robert Morgan --$tOne World Linked by the Universal Machine /$rBarbara Quint --$tThere's Nothing New Under the Sun: Or, All New! All Improved! It's Online Searching! /$rPat Ensor --$tConsumer Online Services --$tIt's Time Once Again to Ask [Alternate] Dr. Internet! /$rThomas Dowling --$tCataloging the Internet: Issues and Viewpoints /$rJudy E. Myers --$tHow "Healthy" is Your OPAC? /$rTerry Ballard --$tElectronic Data Pricing: Or, Through the Looking Glass /$rPat Ensor --$tZen and the Art of CD-ROM Network License Negotiation /$rThomas C. Wilson --$tPress 1 for Vendor Relations /$rNancy Buchanan --$tInformation Standards --$tUniform Resource Names: A Progress Report /$rWilliam Arms --
505 80 $tSGML Documents: A Better System for Communicating Knowledge /$rDavid Stern --$tTechnologies Change Organizational and Occupational Structures: Librarian, Cybrarian, or ? /$rBarbara Best-Nichols --$tWhat Is Cyberspace? /$rMichel Bauwens --$tUsing the Internet for Promoting Your Skills and Services: Two Basic Techniques /$rMichael Strangelove --$tNanotechnology: The Library of Congress in Your Pocket /$rRoberta Wallis --$tReference Services in the Virtual Library /$rJudy E. Myers --$tCyberpunk: Information as God /$rMilton T. Wolf.
650 0 $aInternet$zUnited States.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2008104643
650 0 $aLibrary information networks$zUnited States.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85076701
700 1 $aEnsor, Pat.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n91057144
852 00 $bglx$hZ674.75.I58$iC93 1997