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The Electronic Library, Volume 19
Volume 19, Number 1, 2001
- Anne Morris, Louise Thornley, Katie Snudden:
Self-issue and return systems: experiences in the UK. 7-18 - Mary Peterson:
Intranet-based service delivery - making it work. 19-25 - A. M. Paci:
User-oriented approach to Web referral: Museo Mediator and the hyperguide for health prevention. 25-30 - Sanjaya Mishra:
Organisation factors in local library network development in India. 31-37 - Geli Zhang, David M. Lane:
Best English language Web sites in agriculture from an international perspective. 37-42
Volume 19, Number 2, 2001
- Tony Hooper:
Management issues for the virtual library. 71-78 - Zahiruddin Khurshid:
The cataloger's workstation in the electronic library environment. 78-84 - Alexei Oulanov, Edmund J. Y. Pajarillo:
Usability evaluation of the City University of New York CUNY+ database. 84-92 - S. P. Singh:
Computer applications in Indian Institutes of Technology libraries. 92-102 - Shien-Chiang Yu, Ruey-Shun Chen:
Developing an XML framework for an electronic document delivery system. 102-111
Volume 19, Number 3, 2001
- Szu-chia Lo:
The development of electronic journals in Taiwan: status report on a continuous study of access issues. 134-143 - Anna Rucinska-Nagorny, Artur Jazdon:
Implementing the HORIZON computing system in the University Library in Poznan'. 144-152 - Maria Laura Bargellini, Luciana Bordoni:
The role of the library in a new learning scenario. 153-157 - Alexandra Papazoglou, Eva Semertzaki:
Changes and developments in Greek libraries. 158-167 - Jody Condit Fagan
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Transition to a unified system: using Perl to drive library databases and enhance Web site functionality. 168-179
Volume 19, Number 4, 2001
- Mehdi Khosrow-Pour
Critical issues of Web-enabled technologies in modern organizations. 208-220 - Roland Wittwer:
Special libraries - how to survive in the twenty-first century. 221-225 - Mumtaz A. Anwar, Dheya Abdulqader Al-Jasem:
Resource-sharing among major libraries of Kuwait. 225-231 - Philip James Calvert
Scholarly misconduct and misinformation on the World Wide Web. 232-240 - Rosalind Johnson:
Cultivate UK Web site: the development of a portal. 241-247 - Siriginidi Subba Rao:
Familiarization of electronic books. 247-256
Volume 19, Number 5, 2001
- Harry M. Kibirige, Lisa DePalo:
The education function in a digital library environment: a challenge for college and research libraries. 283-295 - Edmund J. Y. Pajarillo:
The use and evaluation of search databases by professional nurses: a case study. 296-306 - Roswitha Poll:
Performance measures for library networked services and resources. 307-315 - Hong Xu, Hsin-Liang Chen:
Can we meet the challenge? The educating systems librarian research project report 3. 315-327 - Sheau-yueh J. Chao, Ching Chang, Belinda Chiang:
Planning and implementing a library ergonomics program: case study at Queens College Library, the City University of New York. 327-341 - E. A. B. Draffan, Robbie Corbett:
Implementing a Web-accessible database. 342-348
Volume 19, Number 6, 2001
- Shelda Debowski:
Wrong way: go back! An exploration of novice search behaviours while conducting an information search. 371-382 - Alice Keller
Future development of electronic journals: a Delphi survey. 383-396 - Erica B. Lilly:
Creating accessible Web sites: an introduction. 397-405 - Sally Maynard, Cliff McKnight:
Electronic books for children in UK public libraries. 405-424 - Stephen Westman:
Database-backed library Web pages. 424-432 - Yuhfen Diana Wu, Mengxiong Liu:
Content management and the future of academic libraries. 432-440
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