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Access to campus library and information services by distance users: preliminary studies

Peter M. Wynne, Panayiotis Papachiou, Jack O’Farrell

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The first report investigates appropriate strategies for providing users in remote locations with access to library catalogues and databases, to enquiry services and to documents.

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The first report investigates appropriate strategies for providing users in remote locations with access to library catalogues and databases, to enquiry services and to documents.

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The first report investigates appropriate strategies for providing users in remote locations with access to library catalogues and databases, to enquiry services and to documents.

Key concepts: Information access, World Wide Web, Library science, Computer science, Business, Internet privacy

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