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Access to campus library and information services by distant users: the design of three demonstration exercises

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

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This report describes the designs of three demonstration experiments, in Greece, Ireland and the United Kingdom. Each demonstration aimed to provide aspects of library and information services to distant users, including access to their online public access catalogues (OPACs).

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This report describes the designs of three demonstration experiments, in Greece, Ireland and the United Kingdom. Each demonstration aimed to provide aspects of library and information services to distant users, including access to their online public access catalogues (OPACs).

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This report describes the designs of three demonstration experiments, in Greece, Ireland and the United Kingdom. Each demonstration aimed to provide aspects of library and information services to distant users, including access to their online public access catalogues (OPACs).

Key concepts: Public access, Information access, World Wide Web, Computer science, Access to information, Library science

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