Breaking down the walls.
With university libraries increasingly dependent on the Internet, and their work overlapping ever more with remote learning and administration services, the case for converging libraries and IT departments is growing. Tracey Caldwell discovers some signal successes -- and failures.
| Publicado en: | Information World Review no. 221; pp. 14 - 16 |
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| Formato: | pictorial Journal Article |
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Closerstill E-Learning Awards Ltd
Feb2006
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