Finding Common Ground : Creating the Library of the Future Without Diminishing the Library of the Past Book

	Acknowledgments
	Foreword
	Introduction
	Keynote Address: Finding Common Ground	1
	All-Conference Speech: Uncommon Knowledge: Mythbreaking for the Future	16
	Project Access: Providing Internet Access to the Smithsonian Institution Research Community	27
	From Leaves to Bytes: The Harvard Digital Finding Aids Project	37
	Digital Library = Holistic Library: Collection Decisionmaking in the Electronic Environment	42
	Technology and the Network: Redesigning an Academic Library Reference Department	47
	You Are Here, But Where Is That?: Architectural Design Metaphors in the Electronic Library	58
	Migrating a Successful Information System to the Web: The WWW Gateway to Information	68
	Traveling Through the Wilderness: The Long Transition to the Digital Library	74
	A Computer Is Like ...: Imagination, Learning, and Computers	80
	UWired: A Collaborative Model for Integrating Technology and Information Skills across the Curriculum	86
	Refinding Reference: Carrying the Reference Mission into the Libraries of the 21st Century	99
	Extending a Virtual Hand: Promises and Problems of Electronic Instruction	111
	Reference Services in Research Libraries: Some Definitions, Questions, and Answers Concerning the Integration of the Print and Network Service Environments	116
	In Their Own Words: Building a Data Base of User Views	131
	alt.help.I.can't.keep.up! Support for the 'Electronically-Challenged'	136
	Research Strategies Conference Course: Using a Computer Conference System for Bibliographic Instruction	140
	Library Instruction In Transition: Questioning Current Views	144
	Exploiting Technology to Teach New and Old Skills: Novice Researchers and Milton's Web	152
	Core Competencies and 'Learning for Change' in Academic Libraries	161
	Users and Bibliographic Resources: Blind Dating by OPAC	168
	What Are Users Doing in the Electronic Library?	182
	Literary Texts and the Internet	193
	Scholars as Bibliographic Specialists: A Probe Pointing to a Partnership	196
	Understanding Research Agendas: Explanations for Change and the Library Response	201
	Traditional Library Services and the Research Process: Are Social Sciences and Humanities Faculty Getting What They Need?	211
	Twenty-first Century Scholarship: Expertise, Energies, and Expenses	219
	'No Bar-Rooms or Theatres or Idle Vicious Companions': Criteria for the 21st Century	245
	Research across the Curriculum: Integrating Our Teaching with Our Institution's Academic Goals	250
	Ways of Working and Knowing across Boundaries: Research Practices of Interdisciplinary Scientists	253
	The Changing Face of Social Science Research: Building and Protecting Gateways between the Past and the Future	262
	Librarians Are from Venus, Scholars Are from Mars	269
	Elsewhere in the Forest: The Place of U.S. Government Information in Libraries of the Future	275
	Wave of the Future: Supporting Interdisciplinary Collaborations	294
	Reference and Electronic Document Delivery: A Marriage Made in Heaven or Hell?	298
	Just in Time vs. Just in Case: An Alternative to Traditional Collection Development and Interlibrary Loan	306
	Having It All: Strategies for Providing Monographic, Serial, and Electronic Information Resources in Tight Budget Times	309
	Online Books: What Role Will They Fill for Users of the Academic Library?	313
	Working Together on the Global Electronic Library	326
	Reducing Complicity in Bibliographic Systems: An Exercise in Collaboration	333
	Cataloging for a Worldwide Digital Library: A Proposal for Organizing Ephemeral Metadata Information	337
	Lessons Learned from the Development of a Global Information System	345
	Unique Permanent Identifiers for Management and Retrieval of Distributed Digital Documents	353
	Providing 'Services' to the Electronic Library: The Role of Technical Services	357
	Archiving the Content of Print and Electronic Reference Works in the Digital Age: An Analysis and a Proposal	375
	A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words of Bibliographic Description	381
	Common Good: Cataloging Operations and Electronic Text Processing	388
	Organized Access to Engineering Internet Resources Using Indexing Principles	392
	Bibliographical Metadata; or, We Need a Client-Server Cataloging Code!	398
	An Organizational Model for Library Faculty and Staff Involvement in the Development of New Electronic Services	405
	The Evolution of the Roles of Staff and Team Development in a Changing Organization: The University of Arizona Library Experience	408
	Critical Thinking in Future Libraries: Re-Inventing Staff Development Programs	424
	Rethinking Organizational Structure: Academic Library as Network Organization	429
	Team-Building, Collaboration, and the Reengineering of Library Services	434
	The Human Side of Organizational Effectiveness: On Delegation in Libraries	447
	Staff Training and Development in an Era of Rapid Change: A Model Program	459
	Restructuring Academic Libraries: Organizational Development in the Wake of Technological Change	463
Appendix	Demonstrated Papers	467
	Index	469