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Flanagan, Lynn; Hallett, Karin; Armstrong, Rhonda – 2000
This paper provides timesaving tips for information gathering. Part 1 presents the following tips for use of bibliographic databases: (1) read the help screens for the specific database you are using; (2) make use of the different access points and the limit features for the specific database you are using in order to focus your results; (3) learn…
Descriptors: Bibliographic Databases, Bibliographies, Citations (References), Computer Software
Gustitus, Cheryl – Information Outlook, 1998
"Push technology," or Webcasting, employs user defined criteria to search for specific information and deliver it when and where directed, enhancing the value special librarians add to the information dissemination process. This article examines push technology, its Internet and Intranet applications, and commercially available…
Descriptors: Computer Software, Delivery Systems, Information Retrieval, Information Seeking
Bing, Michelle – Database, 1997
Describes push technology, which supplies automatic newsfeeds to users from a select group of Internet and intranet news, information, and software resources. Highlights include similarities to selective dissemination of information, intranet management, and addresses of some push technology sites on the World Wide Web. (LRW)
Descriptors: Access to Information, Computer Software, Information Needs, Information Retrieval