An edition of Libraries, community, and technology
(2002)
Libraries, community, and technology
by Andy Barnett
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Table of Contents
Three views of the public library
What is a public library and does it still have a social mission?
Librarians and their core values
The library considered as a helix of killer applications
Conflict and resolution?
Why I am a librarian
Why the library should not be re-engineered, re-imagined, or otherwise messed with
Using technology to stay local
Digitizing on a budget for public libraries
Why the Internet is not a replacement for the public library
E-books considered
The death of cataloging
How library technology bites back
New competencies for library trustees
Weeding : a core skill.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 153-156) and index.
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