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2008
Public Libraries have changed beyond anyone's predictions in the past ten years and are at a vital stage in their historical development. This timely book is the first stand-alone text to examine the role and services of the UK public library in the 21st century context.
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Public Libraries have changed beyond anyone's predictions in the past ten years and are at a vital stage in their historical development. This timely book is the first stand-alone text to examine the role and services of the UK public library in the 21st century context.
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Libraries and Their Publics: Rhetorics of the Public Library
Rhetoric Review, 2015Arguments about the future of libraries are more trenchant than ever. Yet questions about the nature of public libraries are inseparable from questions about their public character. Historically, competing arguments about the ideal relationship between libraries and their publics have mirrored evolving technologies that affect a library’s potential ...
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Public Library Quarterly, 2003
ABSTRACT This is the fourth time we've featured a library's annual report. Our first covered the Denver Public Library. The second analyzed the Memphis-Shelby County Public Library & Information Center. The Tulsa City-County Public Library was number three. Our fourth feature looks at the Cleveland Library's 2001 Annual Report.
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ABSTRACT This is the fourth time we've featured a library's annual report. Our first covered the Denver Public Library. The second analyzed the Memphis-Shelby County Public Library & Information Center. The Tulsa City-County Public Library was number three. Our fourth feature looks at the Cleveland Library's 2001 Annual Report.
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Library Instruction in Public Libraries
The Reference Librarian, 1984Le role educatif des bibliotheques publiques s'incarne dans la formation des utilisateurs aux grands principes de la bibliotheconomie.
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The Public Library: A Key to Technology Transfer
Science & Technology Libraries, 1991Using the Science and Technology Department of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh as a case example, this paper discusses three key ideas: Patron needs arising within the technology transfer process; Information resources that facilitate that process; and Services provided to bring patrons into contact with the information they need.
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2022
The image is from “Monuments of Memories for Our Times” series which is made with a dedicated consideration to the complexities inherent to the “monument.” In “public Library,” Sung explores documenting vacant community infrastructure as monument of current times to archive the impact of Covid-19.
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The image is from “Monuments of Memories for Our Times” series which is made with a dedicated consideration to the complexities inherent to the “monument.” In “public Library,” Sung explores documenting vacant community infrastructure as monument of current times to archive the impact of Covid-19.
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2021
Information is knowledge communicated through any media, which includes sensible statements, facts, principles, concepts, opinions, interpretations, and ideas. Information becomes knowledge only when it is conceived and understood. We get information from various sources such as documents, organizations, teachers, experts, colleagues, and even lay ...
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Information is knowledge communicated through any media, which includes sensible statements, facts, principles, concepts, opinions, interpretations, and ideas. Information becomes knowledge only when it is conceived and understood. We get information from various sources such as documents, organizations, teachers, experts, colleagues, and even lay ...
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Aslib Proceedings, 1978
In assessing the results of Judith Collins's questionnaire it should perhaps be noted that less than 50 per cent of respondents claimed to spend all or most of their time ‘dealing with economic or business or commercial information’. One can only speculate whether a higher proportion of full‐time business librarians would have revealed a greater degree
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In assessing the results of Judith Collins's questionnaire it should perhaps be noted that less than 50 per cent of respondents claimed to spend all or most of their time ‘dealing with economic or business or commercial information’. One can only speculate whether a higher proportion of full‐time business librarians would have revealed a greater degree
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