Evolution or Entropy? Changing Reference/User Culture and the Future of Reference Librarians

Myoung C. Wilson

doi:10.7282/T32F7KS6

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Evolution or Entropy? Changing Reference/User Culture and the Future of Reference Librarians

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Evolution or Entropy? Changing Reference/User Culture and the Future of Reference Librarians

Myoung C. Wilson

Reference & User Services Quarterly, Vol.39(4), pp.387-390

Cambridge, Mass., 10/14/1999

2000

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https://doi.org/10.7282/T32F7KS6

Abstract

Virtual reference services

Library emerging services

Reference services (Libraries)

Electronic reference services (Libraries)

Library Reference Services

This paper addresses issues that relate to the changing functional relationship between the reference librarian (the services s/he offers) and the user.

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Title: Subtitle: Evolution or Entropy? Changing Reference/User Culture and the Future of Reference Librarians
Creators: Myoung C. Wilson (Author) - Research & Instructional Services (RIS), Rutgers University
Publication Details: Reference & User Services Quarterly, Vol.39(4), pp.387-390
Conference: Cambridge, Mass., 10/14/1999
Date published: 2000
Publisher: Rutgers University
Number of pages: 12 p.
Academic Unit: Rutgers University Libraries
Language: English
Resource Type: Accepted manuscript
Comment: The published version of this paper is available at: http://search.proquest.com/docview/217945801?accountid=13626 ; Presented at the VRD 1999 Annual Digital Reference Conference: Reference in the New Millennium: the Evolving Role of the Information Professional, Cambridge, Mass., October 14, 1999.
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