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E-raamat: Digital Reference Services

  • Formaat: 344 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 31-Oct-2013
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781317951667
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  • Formaat: 344 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 31-Oct-2013
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781317951667

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Extensive data on the theoretical and practical aspects of electronic reference services!

Digital Reference Services provides an overview of electronic reference services and software, and explores the opportunities that real-time digital reference services can offer in a variety of library settings. Experts in the field convey numerous opinions and theory about the growth of this new approach to answering reference questions. This book teaches librarians new methods and techniques for offering technologically advanced reference services to the public.

The first half of Digital Reference Services includes such topics as:





real-time or live online reference services the historical development of digital reference services and the role of the reference librarian mediated online searches how to create a virtual-ready reference collection of elite reference Web sitesincludes a list of the top sites available to the public how to start and operate a digital reference desk in your library

The second half of Digital Reference Services covers examples of librariesboth large and smallwhich have used revolutionary ideas to bring electronic reference services to their patrons. These ideas include:





utilizing ATM-like kiosks in remote locations from library buildings to connect with underserved populations implementing live, interactive web-based reference servicesthe challenges and benefits, cost, training, and workload requirements evaluating your real-time references servicesinvestigating self-assessment and blind reviewing, incorporating your assessment into an existing evaluative program, and obtaining the administrative support essential for an accurate assessment creating a statewide virtual reference systemselecting software, developing policy, marketing, coordinating the project, and staffing and training online reference management for smaller librariesbecause of the smaller staff, smaller budget, and smaller amount of patrons, is it a feasible addition to the library? much more!

This well-referenced volume contains case examples, figures, useful Web sites, and case histories to show how the basic principles of digital reference services work. Librarians and students of information and library science will find Digital Reference Services a helpful resource to enhance their library and electronic reference expertise.
Preface xvii
INTRODUCTION TO PART I
Digital Reference: An Overview
1(18)
Bill Katz
POINTS OF VIEW
Virtually Yours: Thoughts on Where We Have Been and Where We Are Going with Virtual Reference Services in Libraries
19(16)
Diane Kresh
The Digital Reference Fallacy
35(10)
R. David Lankes
Bad Moon Rising: A Candid Examination of Digital Reference and What It Means to the Profession
45(12)
Jonathan D. Lauer, Steve McKinzie
OPERATION PRINCIPLES AND AIDS
Mediated Online Searching and Digital Reference
57(10)
Amanda Spink
Stocking the Virtual Ready Reference Collection
67(34)
Danianne Mizzy, Elizabeth Tillapaugh Mahoney
A Checklist for Starting and Operating a Digital Reference Desk
101(12)
Ann Marie Breznay, Leslie M. Haas
CHAT SERVICES
Hurry Up and Wait: Observations and Tips About the Practice of Chat Reference
113(8)
David S. Carter
Communication Strategies for Instant Messaging and Chat Reference Services
121(36)
Jody Condit Fagan, Christina M. Desai
Real-Time Chat Reference and the Importance of Text-Chat
157(6)
Steven Ovadia
INTRODUCTION TO PART II
Opportunities for Real-Time Digital Reference Service
163(20)
Matthew R. Marsteller, Jackie Schmitt-Marsteller
ACADEMIC LIBRARIES
Usage and User Analysis of a Real-Time Digital Reference Service
183(18)
Kelly M. Broughton
Going Where the Students Are: Live/Web Reference at Cal Poly Pomona
201(14)
Kathleen Dunn, Ann Morgan
Virtual Reference at Duke: An Informal History
215(10)
Phil Blank
Evaluating Online Real-Time Reference in an Academic Library: Obstacles and Recommendations
225(16)
Jana Ronan, Patrick Reakes, Gary Cornwell
Our Experience with Two Virtual Reference Services at IUPUI University Library
241(16)
Polly D. Boruff-Jones
KANAnswer: A Collaborative Statewide Virtual Reference Pilot Project
257(10)
Marcia Stockham, Elizabeth Turtle, Eric Hansen
Virtual Reference Services: The LSU Libraries Experience
267(14)
Melanie E. Sims
Ask a Penn State Librarian, Live: Virtual Reference Service at Penn State
281(16)
Susan A. Ware, Joseph Fennewald, Lesley M. Moyo, Laura K. Probst
Chat Reference: One University's Experience
297(14)
Kathy A. Campbell, Marie F. Jones, Jerry Shuttle
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Going It Alone: Can a Small/Medium-Sized Library Manage Live Online Reference?
311(12)
Joyce Ward, Dana Mervar, Matthew Loving, Steve Kronen
Index 323
Linda S Katz