Stabler, K.Y.: Who's on first, what's on second : patterns of reference services in academic libraries (1993)
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- Abstract
- This is a review of the literature describing the current state of reference. Included are print materials, OPACs, CD-ROMs, mediated online searching, and emerging electronic sources. Not only do reference librarians need to provide reference service on print collections but also must be knowledgeable and provide assistance on electronic services. Service to the electronic sources create new demands on reference librarians. In addition, the improved access through technology has lessened the importance of the local collection and has increased the need to locate and obtain materials elsewhere
Stabler, K.Y.: ¬A library research strategy for locating information on environmental public policy (1995)
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- Abstract
- The purpose of this article is to guide librarians on how to assist users desiring to study environmental public policy. It discusses sources under the 3 main headings of environmental groups, business and labor, and government. The article concludes with a short discussion on social science indexes relevant to environmental public policy
