End of Wisdom? : The Future of Libraries in a Digital Age
By: Baker, David | Evans, Wendy.
Publisher: Cambridge Chandos Publishing 2016Description: xxxiv,204p.ISBN: 9780081001424.Subject(s): Library Science -- Information science -- Digital media -- Digital communications -- Digital librariesDDC classification: 025.001 Summary: The End of Wisdom? The Future of Libraries in a Digital Age assembles opinion pieces, forecasts, strategy options, and case studies from leading worldwide politicians, academics, educators, authors, publishers, captains of industry, senior public sector workers, library directors, IT gurus and other key players in the field of information provision who discuss their views on the hypothesis surrounding the "end of libraries" and the "death of books." The contributions – ranging in length from 500 to 2000 words are analyzed and summarized to create a rich picture of current trends and likely futures for libraries of all types, with digital options discussed in detail| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| 025 ROW-; Dissemination of information | 025 SER; Serials librarianship in transition: issues and developments | 025 XIE-D Discover Digital Libraries | 025.001 BAK-E End of Wisdom? | 025.00285 ASH-D Developing sustainable digital libraries: socio- technical perspectives | 025.00285 CAL-; Exploring digital libraries: foundations, practice, prospects | 025.00285 DYN- Dynamics in digital information systems: festschrift volume in honour of Prof. M. Bavakutty |
The End of Wisdom? The Future of Libraries in a Digital Age assembles opinion pieces, forecasts, strategy options, and case studies from leading worldwide politicians, academics, educators, authors, publishers, captains of industry, senior public sector workers, library directors, IT gurus and other key players in the field of information provision who discuss their views on the hypothesis surrounding the "end of libraries" and the "death of books." The contributions – ranging in length from 500 to 2000 words are analyzed and summarized to create a rich picture of current trends and likely futures for libraries of all types, with digital options discussed in detail
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