Library Hi Tech

The status of systems librarians
pp. 267-269(3)
Author: Seadle M.

Introduction
pp. 270-272(3)
Author: Cleyle S.

The self-education of systems librarians
pp. 273-279(7)
Author: Jordan M.

The integrated librarian: IT in the systems office
pp. 280-288(9)
Author: Goddard L.

From library systems to mainstream software: how Web technologies are changing the role of the systems librarian
pp. 289-296(8)
Author: Rhyno A.

Systems librarianship in Australia: a historical perspective
pp. 297-308(12)
Author: Jilovsky C.

Library systems without systems librarians: the Mexican experience
pp. 309-316(8)
Authors: Chávez-Villa M.; Perezrul A.H.

Library systems teams - more than just peripherals
pp. 317-324(8)
Author: Tyson L.

Building bridges: the role of the systems librarian in a university library
pp. 325-332(8)
Author: Guinea J.

Changing roles of the systems librarian at the College of William and Mary: the explosion of technology and position of the systems librarian
pp. 333-339(7)
Author: Lundy M.

Electronic books: viewpoints from users and potential users
pp. 340-346(7)
Author: Chu H.

Accessibility of Web-based library databases: the vendors' perspectives
pp. 347-357(11)
Authors: Byerley S.L.; Chambers M.B.

Monastery to marketplace: a paradigm shift
pp. 358-366(9)
Author: Boone M.D.

Web forms: the next generation
pp. 367-381(15)
Author: Wusteman J.