: It’s been well documented in a number of articles regarding the contemporary library patron that with the rise in mobile computing and smart phone technology, our patrons are looking for fast and easy service from whichever technological avenue they are using to access our library services. Libraries are responding with increasing numbers of online resources and online means of assistance. One means of communication that is seeing more widespread use in libraries is the use of instant messaging. Many reference desks, and more and more circulation desks, are using instant messaging as a means of communication regarding a number of different library services
“The user is not remote; it is the library that is remote from the user.” (Lipow, 1999). Users of un...
The University of Huddersfield Computing and Library Services is an early adopter of text messaging ...
Slides from a presentation on library chat reference services at UNC Greensboro given at the 2008 Me...
Introduction The rapid growth of internet users has made libraries eager to introduce online service...
On January 23, 2006, the Scott Memorial Library started a pilot period offering Instant Messaging, f...
Adding an Instant Messaging (IM) widget to your website enables your patrons to contact library staf...
Need2Know is the name of a test work made by the public libraries of Aalborg, Denmark. Using MSN Me...
The founder and CEO of Upside Wireless discusses text messaging in the library environment and provi...
Instant messaging (IM) is a hot topic among libraries today. The past few years have seen a burst of...
Binghamton University Libraries implemented an IM reference service using the Trillian client to mon...
Libraries are expanding digital references services to include chat and instant messaging. Various c...
Purpose With mobile phones now becoming an almost ubiquitous technology the time seems ripe for l...
This paper reports the findings of a study developed to evaluate the suitability and potential of In...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to describe the new virtual reference system Libraryh3lp, deve...
Binghamton University Libraries implemented an IM reference service using the Trillian client to mon...
“The user is not remote; it is the library that is remote from the user.” (Lipow, 1999). Users of un...
The University of Huddersfield Computing and Library Services is an early adopter of text messaging ...
Slides from a presentation on library chat reference services at UNC Greensboro given at the 2008 Me...
Introduction The rapid growth of internet users has made libraries eager to introduce online service...
On January 23, 2006, the Scott Memorial Library started a pilot period offering Instant Messaging, f...
Adding an Instant Messaging (IM) widget to your website enables your patrons to contact library staf...
Need2Know is the name of a test work made by the public libraries of Aalborg, Denmark. Using MSN Me...
The founder and CEO of Upside Wireless discusses text messaging in the library environment and provi...
Instant messaging (IM) is a hot topic among libraries today. The past few years have seen a burst of...
Binghamton University Libraries implemented an IM reference service using the Trillian client to mon...
Libraries are expanding digital references services to include chat and instant messaging. Various c...
Purpose With mobile phones now becoming an almost ubiquitous technology the time seems ripe for l...
This paper reports the findings of a study developed to evaluate the suitability and potential of In...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to describe the new virtual reference system Libraryh3lp, deve...
Binghamton University Libraries implemented an IM reference service using the Trillian client to mon...
“The user is not remote; it is the library that is remote from the user.” (Lipow, 1999). Users of un...
The University of Huddersfield Computing and Library Services is an early adopter of text messaging ...
Slides from a presentation on library chat reference services at UNC Greensboro given at the 2008 Me...