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Hosoi, Mihoko; Reiter, Lauren; Zabel, Diane – portal: Libraries and the Academy, 2021
During COVID-19, academic library employees pivoted to predominantly remote work. Associate deans, associate university librarians, and equivalent managers at the top 50 Association of Research Libraries (ARL) institutions were interviewed about benefits, challenges, pre-pandemic norms, necessary conditions, and the future of flexible work…
Descriptors: Attitude Change, Work Environment, COVID-19, Pandemics
Mason, Jon – International Association for Development of the Information Society, 2012
"Asking why" is an important foundation of inquiry and fundamental to the development of reasoning skills and learning. Despite this, and despite the relentless and often disruptive nature of innovations in information and communications technology (ICT), sophisticated tools that directly support this basic act of learning appear to be…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Questioning Techniques, Inquiry, College Students

Blackwell, Philip – Journal of Library Administration, 2001
Discusses electronic books as a disruptive technology, that is, a technology that has appeal to its users but upsets the traditional models. Highlights include a history of print technology; types of electronic books; reader devices; stakeholders, including users, librarians, and publishers; and how vendors can remain relevant. (LRW)
Descriptors: Appropriate Technology, Intermode Differences, Librarians, Printed Materials
White, Herbert S. – Library Journal, 1995
Discusses the role of librarians as information intermediaries and suggests that this role be emphasized instead of encouraging enduser searching that relegates librarians to the role of advisor or consultant. Highlights include librarians' roles in public education; reference services; academic librarians; and the appropriate use of technology.…
Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Appropriate Technology, Elementary Secondary Education, Higher Education
Ray, Ron – Library Journal, 1993
Discusses the impact of electronic information on the role of librarians. Highlights include the future of print materials; redefining librarians as publishers, information network experts, or information engineers; a focus on information as opposed to library materials; matching information with the appropriate format; users' use of new…
Descriptors: Access to Information, Appropriate Technology, Electronic Libraries, Evaluation Needs

Haycock, Ken; Jopson, Geoff – Teacher Librarian, 1999
Describes the West Vancouver (British Columbia) School Board's goals related to the appropriate and effective use of information technology as both a school and a community resource. Highlights include social issues, learning issues, professional and personal competencies for teacher-librarians, integration of information delivery systems, and a…
Descriptors: Access to Information, Appropriate Technology, Boards of Education, Competence