DRIVING LIBRARIES TOWARD A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS 5
3. PREFACE 7
4. TO BE OR NOT TO BE: PUBLIC LIBRARIES AND THE GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE REVOLUTION 9
5. DRIVING LIBRARIES TOWARD A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE 19
6. LIBRARIES AND NATIONAL INFORMATION POLICIES AND/OR NATIONAL IT STRATEGIES – A SURVEY 23
7. PROBLEMS CREATING A NEW IDENTITY IN EAST GERMAN LIBRARIES 29
8. THE GROWING GAP BETWEEN THE INFORMATION RICH AND THE INFORMATION POOR, BOTH WITHIN COUNTRIES AND BETWEEN COUNTRIES – A COMPOSITE POLICY PAPER 39
9. KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT RESEARCH AND END USER WORK ENVIRONMENTS 2010 47
10. THE ROLES OF KNOWLEDGE PROFESSIONALS FOR KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT 50
11. GLOBAL INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE AND THE QUESTION OF AFRICAN CONTENT 56
12. SOUTH ASIA IN THE GLOBAL ELECTRONIC VILLAGE: ISSUES AND IMPLICATIONS 67
13. MIGRATING FROM THE LIBRARY OF TODAY TO THE LIBRARY OF TOMORROW: RE- OR E-VOLUTION? 74
14. THE MANAGEMENT OF CHANGE IN ELECTRONIC LIBRARIES 82
15. KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IN LIBRARIES IN THE 21^ST CENTURY 88
16. ICT AND MARKETING CHALLENGES IN LATIN AMERICAN LIBRARIES 94
17. INTERNET LIBRARIANSHIP: TRADITIONAL ROLES IN A NEW ENVIRONMENT 100
18. TECHNOLOGICAL DISCONTINUITIES IN THE LIBRARY: DIGITAL PROJECTS THAT ILLUSTRATE NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE LIBRARIAN AND THE LIBRARY 105
19. LIBRARIES AND LIBRARIANS IN INDIA ON THE THRESHOLD OF THE THIRD MILLENNIUM: CHALLENGES AND RISKS 112
20. USE OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR BETTER LIBRARY MANAGEMENT: GIS (GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM SOFTWARE) AND PDAS (PERSONAL DIGITAL DATA COLLECTORS 119
21. TOWARDS THE HYBRID LIBRARY: DEVELOPMENTS IN UK HIGHER EDUCATION 123
22. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NATIONAL AND INSTITUTIONAL ELECTRONIC LIBRARY DEVELOPMENTS IN THE Uk: AN OVERVIEW 134
23. GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE: A CHALLENGE FOR LIBRARIANS 149
24. BUILDING SMART COMMUNITIES: WHAT THEY ARE AND HOW THEY CAN BENEFIT BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED PERSONS 156
25. THE DIGITAL SOCIETY’S CHALLENGE TO THE LIBRARY FOR THE BLIND 167