Law Librarianship in the Digital Age
Herausgeber: Kroski, Ellyssa
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It is absolutely essential that today's law librarians are digitally literate and possess an understanding and awareness of recent advancements and trends in information technology as they pertain to the library field. Law Librarianship in the Digital Age offers a one-stop, comprehensive guide to achieving both of those goals.
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It is absolutely essential that today's law librarians are digitally literate and possess an understanding and awareness of recent advancements and trends in information technology as they pertain to the library field. Law Librarianship in the Digital Age offers a one-stop, comprehensive guide to achieving both of those goals.
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- Verlag: Scarecrow Press
- Seitenzahl: 532
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Dezember 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 36mm
- Gewicht: 1008g
- ISBN-13: 9780810888050
- ISBN-10: 081088805X
- Artikelnr.: 38529671
- Verlag: Scarecrow Press
- Seitenzahl: 532
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Dezember 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 36mm
- Gewicht: 1008g
- ISBN-13: 9780810888050
- ISBN-10: 081088805X
- Artikelnr.: 38529671
Ellyssa Kroski is Director of Information Technology for the New York Law Institute, as well as a librarian, writer, educator, and international speaker. She is an adjunct faculty member at Pratt Institute and blogs at iLibrarian.
List of Figures List of Tables Foreword Jean O'Grady Preface Ellyssa Kroski
Acknowledgments Part I. Major Introductory Concepts 1 Law Librarianship 2.0
Jennifer Wertkin 2. Embedded Librarianship Thomas J. Striepe and Mary
Talley 3. Copyright in the Digital Age Kyle K. Courtney 4. Open Access to
Legal Scholarship Cheryl Kelly Fischer and Vicki Steiner 5. User Services
Analysis for Decision Making Kim Clarke 6. Law Library Management Camille
Broussard, Ralph Monaco, and Gitelle Seer Part II. Technologies 7.
Digitization Michelle M. Wu 8. E-books in Law Libraries Ellyssa Kroski 9.
Tablets and Mobile Device Management William R. Mills 10. The Law Library
Website Andrew Plumb-Larrick 11. Web-Scale Discovery and Federated Search
Valeri Craigle 12. The Cloud Roger Vicarius Skalbeck 13. Social Software
Marcia L. Dority Baker Part III. Reference Services 14. Reference Services
in a Law Library Carol A. Watson 15. Introduction to Legal Research Rhea
Ballard-Thrower 16. Online Information Sources Sarah K. C. Mauldin 17.
Major Legal Databases and How to Search Them Theodora Belniak Part IV.
Instruction 18. Library Instruction in the Information Age Emily
Janoski-Haehlen 19. Educational Technologies Kim Clarke and Nadine R.
Hoffman Part V. Technical Services 20. Technical Services 2.0 Edward T.
Hart 21. Collection Development Molly (Mary) E. Brownfield 22. Electronic
Resources Management and User Authentication Catherine M. Monte Part VI.
Knowledge Management 23. Knowledge Management Steven A. Lastres and Don
MacLeod 24. The Law Library Intranet Emily R. Florio and Michael J. Robak
Part VII. Marketing 25. Digital Age Marketing Carol Ottolenghi 26.
Competitive Intelligence Jennifer Alexander and M. T. Hennessey Part VIII.
Professional Development and the Future 27. Professional Development Holly
M. Riccio 28. The Future of Law Librarianship Scott D. Bailey and Julie
Graves Krishnaswami List of Contributing Authors Editorial Board List
Acknowledgments Part I. Major Introductory Concepts 1 Law Librarianship 2.0
Jennifer Wertkin 2. Embedded Librarianship Thomas J. Striepe and Mary
Talley 3. Copyright in the Digital Age Kyle K. Courtney 4. Open Access to
Legal Scholarship Cheryl Kelly Fischer and Vicki Steiner 5. User Services
Analysis for Decision Making Kim Clarke 6. Law Library Management Camille
Broussard, Ralph Monaco, and Gitelle Seer Part II. Technologies 7.
Digitization Michelle M. Wu 8. E-books in Law Libraries Ellyssa Kroski 9.
Tablets and Mobile Device Management William R. Mills 10. The Law Library
Website Andrew Plumb-Larrick 11. Web-Scale Discovery and Federated Search
Valeri Craigle 12. The Cloud Roger Vicarius Skalbeck 13. Social Software
Marcia L. Dority Baker Part III. Reference Services 14. Reference Services
in a Law Library Carol A. Watson 15. Introduction to Legal Research Rhea
Ballard-Thrower 16. Online Information Sources Sarah K. C. Mauldin 17.
Major Legal Databases and How to Search Them Theodora Belniak Part IV.
Instruction 18. Library Instruction in the Information Age Emily
Janoski-Haehlen 19. Educational Technologies Kim Clarke and Nadine R.
Hoffman Part V. Technical Services 20. Technical Services 2.0 Edward T.
Hart 21. Collection Development Molly (Mary) E. Brownfield 22. Electronic
Resources Management and User Authentication Catherine M. Monte Part VI.
Knowledge Management 23. Knowledge Management Steven A. Lastres and Don
MacLeod 24. The Law Library Intranet Emily R. Florio and Michael J. Robak
Part VII. Marketing 25. Digital Age Marketing Carol Ottolenghi 26.
Competitive Intelligence Jennifer Alexander and M. T. Hennessey Part VIII.
Professional Development and the Future 27. Professional Development Holly
M. Riccio 28. The Future of Law Librarianship Scott D. Bailey and Julie
Graves Krishnaswami List of Contributing Authors Editorial Board List
List of Figures List of Tables Foreword Jean O'Grady Preface Ellyssa Kroski
Acknowledgments Part I. Major Introductory Concepts 1 Law Librarianship 2.0
Jennifer Wertkin 2. Embedded Librarianship Thomas J. Striepe and Mary
Talley 3. Copyright in the Digital Age Kyle K. Courtney 4. Open Access to
Legal Scholarship Cheryl Kelly Fischer and Vicki Steiner 5. User Services
Analysis for Decision Making Kim Clarke 6. Law Library Management Camille
Broussard, Ralph Monaco, and Gitelle Seer Part II. Technologies 7.
Digitization Michelle M. Wu 8. E-books in Law Libraries Ellyssa Kroski 9.
Tablets and Mobile Device Management William R. Mills 10. The Law Library
Website Andrew Plumb-Larrick 11. Web-Scale Discovery and Federated Search
Valeri Craigle 12. The Cloud Roger Vicarius Skalbeck 13. Social Software
Marcia L. Dority Baker Part III. Reference Services 14. Reference Services
in a Law Library Carol A. Watson 15. Introduction to Legal Research Rhea
Ballard-Thrower 16. Online Information Sources Sarah K. C. Mauldin 17.
Major Legal Databases and How to Search Them Theodora Belniak Part IV.
Instruction 18. Library Instruction in the Information Age Emily
Janoski-Haehlen 19. Educational Technologies Kim Clarke and Nadine R.
Hoffman Part V. Technical Services 20. Technical Services 2.0 Edward T.
Hart 21. Collection Development Molly (Mary) E. Brownfield 22. Electronic
Resources Management and User Authentication Catherine M. Monte Part VI.
Knowledge Management 23. Knowledge Management Steven A. Lastres and Don
MacLeod 24. The Law Library Intranet Emily R. Florio and Michael J. Robak
Part VII. Marketing 25. Digital Age Marketing Carol Ottolenghi 26.
Competitive Intelligence Jennifer Alexander and M. T. Hennessey Part VIII.
Professional Development and the Future 27. Professional Development Holly
M. Riccio 28. The Future of Law Librarianship Scott D. Bailey and Julie
Graves Krishnaswami List of Contributing Authors Editorial Board List
Acknowledgments Part I. Major Introductory Concepts 1 Law Librarianship 2.0
Jennifer Wertkin 2. Embedded Librarianship Thomas J. Striepe and Mary
Talley 3. Copyright in the Digital Age Kyle K. Courtney 4. Open Access to
Legal Scholarship Cheryl Kelly Fischer and Vicki Steiner 5. User Services
Analysis for Decision Making Kim Clarke 6. Law Library Management Camille
Broussard, Ralph Monaco, and Gitelle Seer Part II. Technologies 7.
Digitization Michelle M. Wu 8. E-books in Law Libraries Ellyssa Kroski 9.
Tablets and Mobile Device Management William R. Mills 10. The Law Library
Website Andrew Plumb-Larrick 11. Web-Scale Discovery and Federated Search
Valeri Craigle 12. The Cloud Roger Vicarius Skalbeck 13. Social Software
Marcia L. Dority Baker Part III. Reference Services 14. Reference Services
in a Law Library Carol A. Watson 15. Introduction to Legal Research Rhea
Ballard-Thrower 16. Online Information Sources Sarah K. C. Mauldin 17.
Major Legal Databases and How to Search Them Theodora Belniak Part IV.
Instruction 18. Library Instruction in the Information Age Emily
Janoski-Haehlen 19. Educational Technologies Kim Clarke and Nadine R.
Hoffman Part V. Technical Services 20. Technical Services 2.0 Edward T.
Hart 21. Collection Development Molly (Mary) E. Brownfield 22. Electronic
Resources Management and User Authentication Catherine M. Monte Part VI.
Knowledge Management 23. Knowledge Management Steven A. Lastres and Don
MacLeod 24. The Law Library Intranet Emily R. Florio and Michael J. Robak
Part VII. Marketing 25. Digital Age Marketing Carol Ottolenghi 26.
Competitive Intelligence Jennifer Alexander and M. T. Hennessey Part VIII.
Professional Development and the Future 27. Professional Development Holly
M. Riccio 28. The Future of Law Librarianship Scott D. Bailey and Julie
Graves Krishnaswami List of Contributing Authors Editorial Board List