The systems librarian designing roles, defining skills
What is a systems librarian? They are often designers, planners, implementors, consultants, and technology representatives facilitators. This text provides an assessment of what system librarianship is and can be, outlining training, and challenges for libraries in computing and networking.
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Main Author: | Wilson, Thomas C 1958- (Thomas Carl) (Author) |
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Format: | Book |
Language: | English |
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Chicago
American Library Association
1998
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