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| Collection Name: | Digital Library of Information Science and Technology (DLIST )
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| Collection Description: | The Digital Library of Information Science and Technology is a cross-institutional, subject-based, open-access digital archive for the Information Sciences, with content relevant to Archives and Records Management, Library and Information Science, Information Systems, Museum Informatics, and other critical information infrastructures. Established in 2002, DLIST serves as a dynamic archive in the Information Sciences broadly understood, with the mission of positively impacting and shaping scholarly communication in our closely related fields. |
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Collection Information:
| Grade Level |
Graduate/Professional
Vocational/Professional Development Education
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| Intended Audience |
Educator
Learner
Professional/Practitioner
Researcher
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| Link |
Http://dlist.sir.arizona.edu/
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| Publisher / Resource Provider |
School Of Information Resources and Library Science and Learning Technology Center, University Of Arizona
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| Resource Type |
Article
Collection
Proceedings
Reference Material
Text
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| Rights Information |
Copyright Is Retained By DLIST Contributors, Who Grant DLIST Permission To Distribute Their Materials For Educational and Research Purposes.
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| Subject Keyword(s) |
Computer Science
Digital Libraries
Human Computer Interaction
Information Science
Information Systems
Information Technology
Library Science
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| Resource Title: | OPACs, Open Source and Patron Perceptions: a look at what happens (and what can happen) when open source software is a library's public face
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| Description: | More libraries are moving toward using open source software (OSS) as their public faces. Meeting public expectations for ease of use and Web 2.0 features in these interfaces is one of the reasons libraries are making this change. Community plays a vital role in supporting OSS, and as more libraries use OSS the community of user-librarians is strengthened. Involving the public more actively and directly in this community would further strengthen it, and would support the values of OSS and of libraries. |
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Additional Resource Information
| Author |
Luce, Katherine
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| Date Published |
2008-11-01
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| Resource Format |
Pdf Http://dlist.sir.arizona.edu/2497/01/Luce%5FInterf aces.pdf
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| Resource Type |
Preprint
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| Subject Keyword(s) |
Software
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