The Electronic Library: Volume 20 Issue 5

Digital libraries and organizations for international collaboration and knowledge creation

Knowledge creation relies on melding powerful technological tools with efficient human organizations. Digital libraries (DLs) provide the technological mechanisms to cross…

Server‐side includes made simple

Server‐side include (SSI) codes allow Webmasters to insert content into their Web pages on‐the‐fly without programming knowledge. Using these codes effectively can mean an…

Latin‐American initiatives in library and information science education: three models

Three programs of the Graduate School of Library and Information Science (GSLIS) at The University of Texas at Austin support education in library and information science in Latin…

Distance education students speak to the library: here’s how you can help even more

Distance education students have unique needs from library services. This paper reports on a study of 17 distance learning students and describes what they say they need and want…

Using the Internet to teach the Internet: an opportunistic approach

Presents a conversation between Grete Pasch and Quinn Stewart, co‐developers of the Web‐based version of “Information in Cyberspace” (LIS312g) at the University of Texas Graduate…

Not one or the other but both: hybrid course delivery using WebCT

Hybrid course delivery combines conventional face‐to‐face instruction with distance education in the same course. At Rowan University in Glassboro, New Jersey, WebCT course…

Distance education: changing formats

Beginning with interactive television transmission (ITT) to an offsite campus at CSU Fullerton, the School of Library and Information Science (SLIS) at San Jose State University…

Building an Electronic Resource Collection: A Practical Guide

Cooperation in Action: Collaborative Initiatives in the World of Information

Neal‐Schuman Complete Internet Companion for Librarians

Digital Futures: Strategies for the Information Age

Marketing Concepts for Libraries and Information Services

Teaming with Opportunity: Media Programs, Community Constituencies, and Technology