Libraries: Global Reach, Local TouchKathleen de la Peņa McCook, Barbara J. Ford, Kate Lippincott Read this unique title and learn about the global reach -- how today's libraries, through the Internet, can reach into other communities and connect almost instantaneously to information resources around the world. Read about the local touch -- the human touch in the form of library professionals who are experts at locating, organizing, and evaluating information. |
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A Global Perspective | 6 |
From Amoxcallis to Electronic Libraries | 12 |
Improving University Libraries in El Salvador | 24 |
Copyright | |
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