Add to ORKGA survey was conducted of the database searching options offered by research libraries. Most libraries offer two or more search options. Mediated online searching was the most common, followed by CD-ROM and online end user searching
THE DAY OF THE standalone database may be numbered. Database searching is now embedded in the latest...
Explores the barriers to the use of databases in libraries. Purchase of hardware; Software problems ...
Online search services that allow reference librarians to search for a comprehensive list of books o...
Focuses on libraries\u27 options for end user searching in the United States. Front-end software; Ac...
Recommends tools for librarians in selecting databases for library patrons. Directory of online peri...
Describes the In-Search database access software or gateways which are used for online searching. Pa...
Staff from 58 academic librarians responded to survey questions regarding what influences the recomm...
Provides information on full-text databases and how to use them. Commercial online systems that offe...
Presents publications on online databases. Home information services; Online reference and informati...
There are many low-cost alternatives for libraries that do not have the resources for database searc...
Presents information related to commercially available online databases of interest to library profe...
Discusses several alternatives for learning about online searching. Computer-assisted instruction pr...
Notes the proliferation of online databases in the last two decades and suggests publications which ...
Comments on issues relevant to the use of online searching tools and technology in popular literatur...
Examines the software for online searching in the library in the United States. Single-system front-...
THE DAY OF THE standalone database may be numbered. Database searching is now embedded in the latest...
Explores the barriers to the use of databases in libraries. Purchase of hardware; Software problems ...
Online search services that allow reference librarians to search for a comprehensive list of books o...
Focuses on libraries\u27 options for end user searching in the United States. Front-end software; Ac...
Recommends tools for librarians in selecting databases for library patrons. Directory of online peri...
Describes the In-Search database access software or gateways which are used for online searching. Pa...
Staff from 58 academic librarians responded to survey questions regarding what influences the recomm...
Provides information on full-text databases and how to use them. Commercial online systems that offe...
Presents publications on online databases. Home information services; Online reference and informati...
There are many low-cost alternatives for libraries that do not have the resources for database searc...
Presents information related to commercially available online databases of interest to library profe...
Discusses several alternatives for learning about online searching. Computer-assisted instruction pr...
Notes the proliferation of online databases in the last two decades and suggests publications which ...
Comments on issues relevant to the use of online searching tools and technology in popular literatur...
Examines the software for online searching in the library in the United States. Single-system front-...
THE DAY OF THE standalone database may be numbered. Database searching is now embedded in the latest...
Explores the barriers to the use of databases in libraries. Purchase of hardware; Software problems ...
Online search services that allow reference librarians to search for a comprehensive list of books o...