Community Information Center: Talk or Action?
Kenneth E. Dowlin, Elizabeth J. Fuller
Abstract
Kenneth E. Dowlin, Elizabeth J. Fuller
Abstract
How do you change a nice, traditional library into a community information center? The literature is full of bright ideas, but a mere facelift will \nnot do it. We must \nchange our image, provide rapid information services, use \nvisual and other media, and use the \ncomputer. This presentation concerns \nitself mainly with the \ncomputer.
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How do you change a nice, traditional library into a community information center? The literature is full of bright ideas, but a mere facelift will \nnot do it. We must \nchange our image, provide rapid information services, use \nvisual and other media, and use the \ncomputer. This presentation concerns \nitself mainly with the \ncomputer.
Key concepts: Action (physics), Center (category theory), Computer science, Quantum mechanics, Physics, Crystallography, Chemistry