Information for a new age : redefining the librarian / compiled by Fifteenth Anniversary Task Force, Library Instruction Round Table, American Library Association.
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Englewood, Colo. :
Libraries Unlimited,
1995.
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Table of Contents:
- Information for a new age : fantastic technology or institutionalized alienation? / Robert Silverberg
- Librarians or technicians? Which shall we be? / Deanna B. Marcum
- The death of the librarian in the (post) modern electronic information age / Robert K. Kieft
- Bibliographic instruction, briefly / Evan Ira Farber
- Information literacy and public libraries : a community-based approach / Susan Jackson
- The instructional role of the library media specialist in the information-age school / Carol C. Kuhlthau
- Education for the academic library user in the year 2000 / Virginia Tiefel
- Library instruction in special libraries : present and future / Mignon Strickland Adams
- Information literacy / American Library Association
- Avoiding the cereal syndrome ; or, critical thinking in the electronic environment / Cerise Oberman
- Building coalitions for information literacy / Abigail Loomis
- Conversation 101 : process, development, and collaboration / Janice A. Sauer
- Expanding the evaluation role in the critical-thinking curriculum / Daniel Callison
- BI and the twenty-first century : an opinion / Leigh A. Kilman.