论文信息 - The Role of Academic Librarians in the Era of Information Technology

The Role of Academic Librarians in the Era of Information Technology

Abstract Framed by a review of the historical development of academic library and information services, this article explores the current role of information professionals in academic settings. Based on a university library case study, it suggests skills and attitudes they need to develop to cope with change.

Mary Lynn Rice-Lively | J. Drew Racine | J. Racine

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