The Electronic Library: Volume 21 Issue 6

Digital information organization and use

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Management‐related information on Spanish university library Web pages

Ana R. Pacios

A typological analysis of the management‐related documents that Spanish university libraries show on their Web sites is provided. The paper discusses about the structure and…

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Developing services in an evolving technological and political era

Fred Guy

The National Library of Scotland (NLS), like national libraries throughout the world, at present, faces quite major challenges in fulfilling its key functions of acquisition…

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Comparison of the different electronic versions of the Encyclopaedia Britannica: a usability study

B. Hamilton

Over the years, Encyclopaedia Britannica has undergone a number of revisions and has been provided in a number of formats other than print. The different electronic formats…

698

Library operations and Internet resources

Kebede Hundie

The Internet has rapidly become one of the most powerful global sources of a wide range of information presenting many possibilities for librarians and information providers to…

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An evaluative case study of a real‐time online reference service

Louise Kloss, Yin Zhang

This case study evaluated a real‐time online interactive reference service. Three data gathering methods were used. First, general usage statistics were generated electronically…

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Internet surfing for the blind: a prototype

Alfred Loo, Ming‐te Lu, Chris Bloor

The right of blind people to access the Internet is simply ignored in many countries because Web pages have been designed for normal people. As a result, many blind people are not…

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Review of Japanese Web sites for Chinese history

Ka Wai Fan

In the study of Chinese history, Japan is the most important place of such studies outside China. This paper sets out to introduce Japanese Web sites on Chinese history and…

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Information portals: a strategy for importing external content

Pieter van Brakel

Intranets and portals are supposed to provide an infrastructure through which end‐users can gain effective access to information sources needed to assist in daily tasks such as…

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ASK: a virtual enquiry desk – a case study

Jill Beard, Neil Bottomley, Rachel Geeson, Stuart Spencer

A review of a five‐year project to design, implement, promote and evaluate a virtual enquiry desk in a new British University. The service specification, target audience and…

Cover of The Electronic Library

ISSN:

0264-0473

Online date, start – end:

1983

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editors:

  • Prof. Jeonghyun Kim
  • Assistant Prof Haihua Chen
  • Ms Marie Bloechle