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7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Food for though,
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This review is from: Being Analog: Creating Tomorrow's Libraries (Paperback)
Crawford builds on themes from his earlier work, reiterating that libraries cannot be only digital and that the human element will always be a necessary part of the library. He sees technology as providing tools to help librarians find answers rather than being the answer in itself. This book does not present new information. However, it does offer a comprehensive look at issues which are important to today's libraries and those of the future. Practicing librarians should read it, as it will certainly make them think about what they will need to do in order to help their library remain viable in the new century.
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This review is from: Being Analog: Creating Tomorrow's Libraries (Paperback)
This book is Walt Crawford's follow-up book tohis co-authored book with Michael Gorman...solo this time, _Being Analog_ is a play-on-words with Negroponte's _Being Digital_. He keeps fighting the good fight for traditional read also Gorman's _OUR ENDURING VALUES: Librarianship in the ROCK AND ROLL! |
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Being Analog: Creating Tomorrow's Libraries by Walt Crawford (Paperback - Jan. 1999)
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