Abstract

This special theme section describes the University of Wisconsin-Madison's experience building its Electronic Library. Highlights include integrating resources and services; the administrative framework; the public electronic library, including electronic publishing capability and access to World Wide Web-based and other electronic resources; technical infrastructure; electronic library production support; and future potentials and challenges. (LRW)

Citation

Dean, C.W., Frazier, K., Pope, N.F., Gorman, P.C., Dentinger, S., Boston, J., Phillips, H., Daggett, S.C., Lundquist, M., McClung, M., Riley, C., Allan, C. & Waugh, D. (1998). Shaping the Electronic Library--The UW-Madison Approach. Library Hi Tech, 16(3), 66-160. Retrieved August 13, 2024 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/86742/.

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Keywords

• academic libraries
• Access to Information
• Computer Uses in Education
• Electronic Libraries
• Electronic Publishing
• Electronic Text
• Futures (of Society)
• higher education
• Library Administration
• Library Catalogs
• Library Services
• Online Catalogs
• World Wide Web