Abstract

Using Turkey as an example, discusses problems of libraries in developing countries: technological backwardness; non-standard applications of library techniques; lack of coordination among libraries; financial problems; and lack of educated staff. The need for better librarian education and continuous staff development is emphasized. (AEF)

Citation

Karaomerlioglu, D.C. (1997). Technology and New Means of Information: Windows of Opportunity for Developing Countries?. Resource Sharing & Information Networks, 12(2), 59-65. Retrieved August 7, 2024 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/58585/.

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Keywords

• case studies
• Developing Nations
• Foreign Countries
• Information Needs
• information technology
• Libraries
• Library Cooperation
• Library Education
• Library Funding
• Library Personnel
• Library Services
• Library Standards
• Problems
• professional development