Advances in library administration and organization. Vol. 17 [electronic resource] / edited by Delmus E. Williams and Edward D. Garten.
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TextSeries: Advances in library administration and organizationPublication details: Bingley, U.K. : Emerald, 2000Description: 1 online resource (ix, 350 p.)ISBN: 9781849500487 (electronic bk.) :Subject(s): Library administrationAdditional physical formats: No titleDDC classification: 025.1 LOC classification: Z678 | .A38 2000Online resources: Click here to access online | Item type | Current library | Call number | URL | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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Includes index.
Promotion and tenure for academic librarians : current practices at selected institutions / W. Bede Mitchell -- Sensemaking and networked information / Mary Lynn Rice-Lively -- The changing role of the chief information officer in higher education / Jon P. O'Donnell, Isadore Newman -- Assessing the georgia library learning on-line (Galileo) project / David P. Bunnell -- Exploring the viability of establishing an advisory committee and the role, function, and effectiveness of such an advisory committee in addressing issues facing a community college library / John C. Painter -- The relationship between work behavior type and elements of job satisfaction of a selected group of academic librarians / Carol Ritzen Kem -- Assessing technical efficiency of research libraries / Wonsik Shim -- An international information gateway : Thunderbird's intranet for teaching, learning, and research / Carol Hammond, Wes Edens, Ann Tolzman, Catharine Cebrowski -- The electronic global library of Jones International University / Kim Dority, Martin Garnar -- Introduction / Delmus E. Williams.
Advances in Library Administration and Organization, since its inception in 1982, has had as its primary aim the provision of a forum for research articles of interest to library managers that are longer than the typical journal article but shorter than most books in library administration. Over the years, ALAO has been successful in allowing more experienced managers to discuss fully topics that interest them and in identifying scholars who are talking about issues that are of importance to all library administrators. From the outset, ALAO's mix of contributions to the literature of library administration and organization was intended to be both diverse and eclectic. Now in its 17th year ALAO has remained true to its purpose. The series is widely read by practitioners, library and information science graduate students, and those working in associated fields of information management. ALAO remains the premier monographic series in library administration and organization.
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