Information access in a modern university

Lyn McCullagh

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    Abstract

    The traditional role of the library as the information heart of the university is being questioned as information technology makes information ever more easily accessible. Libraries ignore this fundamental change at their peril. Traditional functions may disappear overnight. To meet this challenge, libraries must review their role, determine their priorities and position themselves to lead their institutions confidently into the next century. This will not be without pain - it requires a dramatic rethinking of the workforce we need and the services we offer.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationInformation online & on disc 99
    Subtitle of host publicationstrategies for the next millennium : proceedings of the Ninth Australasian Information Online & On Disc Conference and Exhibition, Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre, Sydney Australia, 19-21 January 1999
    Place of PublicationSydney
    PublisherInformation Science Section, Australian Library and Information Association
    Number of pages8
    ISBN (Print)0868045500
    Publication statusPublished - 1999
    EventInformation Online & On Disc 99 Conference & Exhibition (9th : 1999) - Sydney
    Duration: 19 Jan 199921 Jan 1999

    Conference

    ConferenceInformation Online & On Disc 99 Conference & Exhibition (9th : 1999)
    CitySydney
    Period19/01/9921/01/99

    Keywords

    • information access
    • universities

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