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Do We Really Have an Internet Problem? Statistics, Credibility and Issues Concerning Public Internet Access in Academic Libraries.

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Cubbage, Charlotte – Reference Librarian, 2002

Discusses problems with patron Internet access in academic libraries and describes a study conducted at Northwestern University (Illinois) that used Internet tracking software to assess user Internet behavior. Topics include Internet use policies; pornography; and loss of control over library services and information content that is provided. (LRW)

Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Behavior Problems, Computer Software, Higher Education

CD-I and CDTV in the Schools: New Directions in Reference Tools.

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Mulford, Martha – Reference Librarian, 1994

Describes the use of Compact Disc-Interactive (CD-I) and Commodore Dynamic Total Vision (CDTV) technology in school library media center reference services. CD-I and CDTV are compared to CD-ROM regarding hardware, editing, and software; and to videodisks regarding hardware, analog/digital, standardization, audio/video, and cost. (Contains 12…

Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Computer Selection, Computer Software, Cost Effectiveness