This book, first published in 1984, analyses the various ways in which sci-tech libraries are meeting the needs of end-users in an era of fast-growing technical literature and increasingly complex tools and products used for the retrieval of information.
1. Database Development and End-User Searching: Exxon Research and
Engineering Company R.S. Lescohier, M.A. Lavin and M.K. Landsberg
2. Teaching
University Student End-Users About Online Searching Sandra N. Ward and Laura
M. Osegueda
3. Managing Effective Information Services for End-Users in
Academic Sci-Tech Libraries Arleen N. Somerville
4. American Petroleum
Institute's Machine-Aided Indexing and Searching Project E.H. Brenner, J.H.
Lucey, C.L. Martinez and Adel Meleka
5. Preparation of a Slide/Tape Program
for Biological Abstracts: Harvard University Eva S. Jones
6. Increasing
End-User Awareness of Library Services Through Promotion: Grumman Aerospace
Corporation Claude E. Gibson and Harold B. Smith
Ellis Mount
