Resource Sharing & Information Networks

Resource Sharing & Information Networks

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Publisher: Haworth Press

This journal provides a forum for ideas on the basic theoretical and
practical problems faced by planners, practitioners, and users of network
services. Articles from professionals in all types of libraries--academic,
public, school, and special--will keep librarians informed of the most
recent developments in the area of interlibrary cooperation.

Resource Sharing & Information Networks focuses on topics appropriate to
local, state, regional, national, and international networks and their
associated activities, such as interlibrary loan, cooperative collection
development, document delivery including telefacsimile, and transborder data
flow. 

Recent issues of this journal have included articles on acceptance of
innovation/automation; personnel policies and practices; new training
procedures; evaluating present services; preparing supporting budgets;
selecting new services; network costs and financial planning; participation
in governance and advisory functions; extension of network facilities as a
direct user service through home computers and public terminals; adoption of
new technologies such as videodisc, laser satellite, and other emerging
developments; complete text and graphics transmission; commercial database
access and costs; and interlibrary loan and resource sharing potential and
costs.

Print ISSN: 0737-7797
Electronic ISSN: 1541-1125

Abstracts and TOC are free. Full text access available for a fee.
 
Current Issue: Volume: 18 Issue: 1/2  2005/2006

Date: 9 May 2008