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Reference Services Review Volume 19 Issue 4

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Publisher: Emerald Group Publishing Limited - Emerald Publishing
ISSN: 0090-7324
SJR: 39

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Electronic paths to resource sharing Widening opportunities through the Internet

Engle, Mary E.

1991 Reference Services Review

doi:10.1108/eb049134

In the early 1980s, Luis Alvarez and his colleagues added a new dimension to Darwin's theory of evolution. With evidence from studies of the earth's crust between the cretacious and tertiary layers, they postulated that the traditional slow, gradual mutation of species over eons was also...
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Hypermedia and library instruction The challenge of design

Piette, Mary I.; Smith, Nathan M.

1991 Reference Services Review

doi:10.1108/eb049135

Imagine being able to provide instruction for using online catalogs, indexes, and CDROM databases at library workstations or integrated into online catalogs and CDROM indexes. Hypermedia offers new and exciting opportunities to provide this type of instruction by addressing frames of...
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Christopher Columbus A selective guide to literature, 19701989

Metz, Allan

1991 Reference Services Review

doi:10.1108/eb049136

This is a selective annotated bibliography of the literature on Christopher Columbus from 1970 to 1989. The subject is particularly relevant considering the approach of the Quincentenary of the discovery of America in 1992. For that same reason, there has been an outpouring of literature on the...
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The EPIC experience An assessment of OCLC's New Online System after its first year

Zorbas, Elaine; Whitcomb, Laurie

1991 Reference Services Review

doi:10.1108/eb049137

The EPIC system continues to evolve since it was first released in January 1990. Initially EPIC offered improved access to OCLC's formidable bibliographic database. Pasadena Public Library's experiences with the system, as one of the six field test sites, were described in a first look article,...
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Neurolinguistic Programming A selective bibliography

Taler, Izabella

1991 Reference Services Review

doi:10.1108/eb049138

Neurolinguistic Programming NLP represents a new approach to understanding the process of human communication. Developed by Richard Bandler and John Grinder in the early 1970s, it is derived from linguistics, psychology, neurophysiology, kinetics, and cybernetics. NLP is designed to help its...
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Europe East and West Basic business reference sources

Hanne, Daniel

1991 Reference Services Review

doi:10.1108/eb049139

Two profound changes are taking place in Europethe economic and political integration in the West and the democratic and economic evolution of the East. Though war and its expectation have been the destiny of the European nation states since the Middle Ages, the future holds out the promise of...
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Library orientation and instruction1990

Rader, Hannelore B.

1991 Reference Services Review

doi:10.1108/eb049140

The following is an annotated list of materials dealing with information literacy including instruction in the use of information resources, research, and computer skills related to retrieving, using, and evaluating information. This review, the seventeenth to be published in Reference Services...
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Expanding the repertoire of reference

Frantz, Paul

1991 Reference Services Review

doi:10.1108/eb049141

In the literature of librarianship, the education of a reference librarian has, on the whole, meant two things. First, it has referred to the theoretical andor practical training in reference services that a student receives in library school. Second, it has meant the training, or lack of it, the...
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Application of training principles and techniques for successful library instruction

Warnken, Paula N.; Young, Victoria L.

1991 Reference Services Review

doi:10.1108/eb049142

Library instruction has become a public services program at most academic libraries. As such, it has the potential of being a library's most innovative and visible program. Yet, no matter how innovative, such a program cannot become visible without the support of the entire university community....

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