Virtual SLA : A wrap up of the Association's 2000 Virtual Association initiatives

The Y2K Virtual Association (VA) initiatives focused on further developing the VA to continue to remove barriers associated with access to information, were balanced and considered members' abilities and desires to access information electronically. The process of assessing the membership'...

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Published in:Information Outlook 2001, Vol.5 (1), p.44-47
Main Author: HARRIS, Maurice
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Associations
Associations, institutions, etc
Conferences (Gatherings)
Design
Documentation institutions
Electronic publishing
Exact sciences and technology
Exhibits
Information and communication sciences
Information dissemination
Information industry
Information Needs
Information science. Documentation
Information services
Information services industry
Information technology
Job Applicants
Librarians
Libraries. Virtual and electronic libraries. Media centers. Documentation centers
Library associations
Library science
Lifelong Learning
Other aspects of specialized information. Miscellaneous
Reaction Time
Research and special libraries
Sciences and techniques of general use
Societies
Special libraries
Special Libraries Association
Specialized information sources
Specialized information sources (paper or electronic format)
USA
Web sites
Word Processing
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Summary:The Y2K Virtual Association (VA) initiatives focused on further developing the VA to continue to remove barriers associated with access to information, were balanced and considered members' abilities and desires to access information electronically. The process of assessing the membership's and the industry's needs and preferences as related to the electronic dissemination of the Special Library Association's products and services is detailed.
ISSN:1091-0808
1938-3819