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1. Designing the Electronic Classroom: Applying Learning Theory and Ergonomic Design Principles.

Author

Emmons, Mark and Wilkinson, Frances C.

Abstract

Applies learning theory and ergonomic principles to the design of effective learning environments for library instruction. Discusses features of electronic classroom ergonomics, including the ergonomics of physical space, environmental factors, and workstations; and includes classroom layouts. (Author/LRW)

Published
2001

2. Vision vs. Reality: Planning for the Implementation of a Web-Based Online Catalog in an Academic Library.

Author

Dennis, Nancy K, Carter, Christina E., and Bordeianu, Sever

Abstract

Discusses the implementation of Web-based online public access catalogs in academic libraries. Highlights include infrastructure issues, including the server, network issues, and desktop workstation issues; recommended minimal desktop configuration; reference services; staff training; cataloging and access; workflow of acquisition and processing; and a glossary of selected terms. (LRW)

Published
1997

3. Oklahoma: Statewide Automation-Related Activities.

Author

Corbett, John

Abstract

Presents an overview of past, present, and future activities involving automation and networking in Oklahoma libraries. Topics include a library technology network concerned with equitable library service; a union list of CD-ROM library holdings; telecommunications infrastructure; telephone charges and Internet access; upgrades of rural library workstations; full-text databases; and state library plans. (LRW)

Published
1996

4. Access to Library Internet Services for Patrons with Disabilities: Pragmatic Considerations for Developers.

Author

Deines-Jones, Courtney

Abstract

Libraries should seek to serve the disabled by accommodating special needs in physical and intellectual access to the Internet. Some possible enhancements include (1) screen magnifiers; (2) voice interfaces; (3) braille displays; (4) alternative keyboard options; (5) spacious and adjustable workstation areas; (6) provision of remote access; and (7) availability of multimedia World Wide Web sites. (BEW)

Published
1996

5. Technical Services and the Electronic Library: Defining Our Roles and Divining the Partnership.

Author

McCue, Janet and Zhang, Dongming

Abstract

Describes three projects that illustrate the range of activities in which Cornell University's Mann Library technical services staff participate, including developing an organizational framework for numeric and full-text databases and bibliographic information for electronic resources. Sidebar articles describe the staff's computer workstations and how access is provided to electronic journals. (17 references) (KRN)

Published
1994

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