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1996 Volume 14, Number 2

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Table of Contents

Number of articles: 30

  1. Georgia: Galileo: Georgia's Electronic Library

    William Gray Potter

    Describes GALILEO (Georgia Library Learning Online), a statewide information system started by the state university library system and being expanded to include private colleges, public libraries, ... More

    pp. 9-18

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  2. New York: The Electronic Doorway Library Initiative

    Frederick E. Smith

    Outlines New York State's plan for all libraries to provide electronic services to their users by the use of computer and telecommunications technology. Recommendations of the initiative's... More

    pp. 19-32

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  3. Alaska: Defining Connectivity and Access in an Expansive State

    Susan Elliott

    Reviews information technology projects currently underway in Alaska, including: activities of the Telecommunications Information Council; Alaska Public Utilities Commission and the future of... More

    pp. 39-48

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  4. California: Library Information Technologies

    Barbara Will

    Describes six information technology projects in California libraries, including Internet access in public libraries; digital library developments at the University of California, Berkeley; the... More

    pp. 57-67

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  5. Delaware: Library Automation and Networking

    Tom Sloan

    Describes automation and networking activities among Delaware libraries, including integrated library systems for public libraries, the Delaware Technical and Community College telecommunications... More

    pp. 81-83

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  6. Florida: Library Networking and Technology Development

    Barratt Wilkins

    Explains the development of library networks in Florida and the role of the state library. Topics include regional multitype library consortia; a statewide bibliographic database; interlibrary loan... More

    pp. 85-92

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  7. Idaho: Library Automation and Connectivity

    Charles Bolles

    Provides an overview of the development of cooperative library automation and connectivity in Idaho, including telecommunications capacity, library networks, the Internet, and the role of the state... More

    pp. 94-96

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  8. Illinois: Library Automation and Connectivity Initiatives

    Bridget L. Lamont & Kathleen L. Bloomberg

    Discussion of library automation in Illinois focuses on ILLINET, the Illinois Library and Information Network. Topics include automated resource sharing; ILLINET's online catalog; regional library ... More

    pp. 97-106

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  9. Indiana: Nets--from Hoops to Resource Sharing

    Martha Roblee

    Reviews information technology and resource sharing projects in Indiana. Topics include ACCESS INDIANA, an information infrastructure developed to expand Internet access, improve online access to... More

    pp. 107-13

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  10. Iowa: Making the Information Connection

    Annette Wetteland

    Reports on ways in which Iowa libraries are accessing and using electronic information. Highlights include the Iowa Communications Network, a statewide interactive network for resource sharing;... More

    pp. 115-23

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  11. Kansas: Library Technology Initiatives

    Patti Mersmann

    Describes information technology projects in Kansas, including state library World Wide Web service; University of Kansas Medical Center's online information center; the Kansas Research and... More

    pp. 125-30

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  12. Kentucky: Status of Technology Deployment

    James A. Nelson

    Explains the status of information technology deployment in Kentucky. Topics include Kentucky Information Resource Management Commission, created by the state government; the Kentucky information... More

    pp. 131-39

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  13. Louisiana: Status Summary of Statewide Library Initiatives

    Carolyn Coco

    This summary of library initiatives in Louisiana relating to information technology describes academic library initiatives; multitype library initiatives, including library networks that provide... More

    pp. 141-45

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  14. Maryland: Sailing into the Electronic Future

    Barbara G. Smith

    Describes information technology programs in Maryland, including the Sailor Project, that created a statewide telecommunications network providing Internet access without charge from libraries,... More

    pp. 155-61

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  15. Minnesota: Library Automation and Technology in Libraries

    Jan Feye-Stukas

    Provides an overview of library automation in Minnesota. Topics include regional public library systems; library automation vendors; multitype library systems; postsecondary and academic libraries;... More

    pp. 169-72

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  16. Nebraska: Successes and Challenges

    Rod Wagner

    Provides examples of automation and connectivity initiatives that involve libraries in Nebraska. Highlights include the role of state government; Nebraska Online, an Internet-based information... More

    pp. 201-4

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  17. Nevada: Library Information Technologies

    Joan G. Kerschner

    Describes statewide networks of public, academic, and school libraries in Nevada, including dial-up access to state agencies and archives for rural libraries; Internet access; automation in county ... More

    pp. 205-9

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  18. New Hampshire: The Automated Information System

    Kendall F. Wiggin

    Reviews statewide multitype library automation and connectivity initiatives in New Hampshire. Topics include an information system incorporating a union catalog, interlibrary loan, electronic mail,... More

    pp. 211-18

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  19. New Jersey: Libraries and the Information Superhighway

    John H. Livingstone

    Describes New Jersey libraries' specific goals for providing the public with electronic access to bibliographic data and government information as well as electronic interlibrary loan and document ... More

    pp. 219-26

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  20. New Mexico: Information Technology Initiatives

    Karen Watkins

    Discusses information technology initiatives in New Mexico that involve: a consortium of agencies, businesses, universities, and government offices; dial-up Internet access; access to government... More

    pp. 227-31

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