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    Journal: Library Trends

    Volume 54, Issue 4

    485 -- 487Sarah McNicol. Introduction
    488 -- 500Ken Haycock. Dual Use Libraries: Guidelines for Success
    501 -- 518Alan L. Bundy, Larry J. Amey. Libraries Like No Others: Evaluating the Performance and Progress of Joint Use Libraries
    519 -- 534Sarah McNicol. What Makes a Joint Use Library a Community Library?
    535 -- 548Pete Dalton, Judith Elkin, Anne Hannaford. Joint Use Libraries as Successful Strategic Alliances
    549 -- 568Joacim Hansson. Just Collaboration or Really Something Else? On Joint-Use Libraries and Normative Institutional Change with Two Examples from Sweden
    569 -- 580Kathy Sullivan, Warren Taylor, Mary Grace Barrick, Roger Stelk. Building the Beginnings of a Beautiful Partnership
    581 -- 595Patricia T. Bauer. Changing Places: Personnel Issues of a Joint Use Library in Transition
    596 -- 606Linda F. Dorrington. Health Libraries as Joint Use Libraries: Serving Medical Practitioners and Students
    607 -- 619Eve-Marie Lacroix, Joyce E. B. Backus. Organizing Electronic Information to Serve the Needs of Health Practitioners and Customers
    620 -- 639Sophia Le Roux, Francois Hendrikz. Joint Use Libraries: Implementing a Pilot Community/School Library Project in a Remote Rural Area in South Africa

    Volume 54, Issue 3

    343 -- 345Peter Webster. Library Resource Sharing Networks - Introduction
    346 -- 358John Durno. EDEN: A Web-Based Model for Electronic Document Exchange
    359 -- 381Kristiina Hormia-Poutanen, Claudine Xenidou-Dervou, Rima Kupryte, Kari Stange, Alex V. Kuznetsov, Hazel M. Woodward. Consortia in Europe: Describing the Various Solutions through Four Country Examples
    382 -- 393Peter Webster. Interconnected and Innovative Libraries: Factors Tying Libraries More Closely Together
    394 -- 410David F. Kohl, Tom Sanville. More Bang for the Buck: Increasing the Effectiveness of Library Expenditures Through Cooperation
    411 -- 429Mary Anne Epp. Closing the 95 Percent Gap: Library Resource Sharing for People with Print Disabilities
    430 -- 447Chip Nilges. The Online Computer Library Center's Open WorldCat Program
    448 -- 462Brian Bell, Dian Borek, Gail Richardson, Walter Lewis. Perspectives on Building Consortia Between Libraries and Other Agencies
    463 -- 484N. Laxman Rao. Knowledge-Sharing Activities in India

    Volume 54, Issue 2

    173 -- 177Allison Druin. Children's Access and Use of Digital Resources - Introduction
    178 -- 196Eliza T. Dresang. Access: The Information-Seeking Behavior of Youth in the Digital Environment
    197 -- 208Dania Bilal. Children's Information Seeking and the Design of Digital Interfaces in the Affective Paradigm
    209 -- 227Virginia A. Walter, Cindy Mediavilla. Teens Are from Neptune, Librarians Are from Pluto: An Analysis of Online Reference Transactions
    228 -- 244Joanne Silverstein. Just Curious: Children's Use of Digital Reference for Unimposed Queries and Its Importance in Informal Education
    245 -- 265Sheri Massey, Ann Weeks, Allison Druin. Initial Findings from a Three-Year International Case Study Exploring Children's Responses to Literature in a Digital Library
    266 -- 285Claire R. McInerney. Educational Inquiry and Creativity: Developing Digital Resources in Ireland's Information Age Town
    286 -- 302Linda Z. Cooper. Developmentally Appropriate Digital Environments for Young Children
    303 -- 317June Abbas. Creating Metadata for Children's Resources: Issues, Research, and Current Developments
    318 -- 342Andrew Large, Jamshid Beheshti. Interface Design, Web Portals, and Children

    Volume 54, Issue 1

    1 -- 5Deborah Woodyard-Robinson. Digital Preservation: Finding Balance - Introduction
    6 -- 15MacKenzie Smith. Exploring Variety in Digital Collections and the Implications for Digital Preservation
    16 -- 32Cathy Smith. Building an Internet Archive System for the British Broadcasting Corporation
    33 -- 56Johan F. Steenbakkers. Digital Archiving in the Twenty-First Century: Practice at the National Library of the Netherlands
    57 -- 71Margaret E. Phillips. What Should We Preserve? The Question for Heritage Libraries in a Digital World
    72 -- 90Julien Masanès. Web Archiving Methods and Approaches: A Comparative Study
    91 -- 110Steve Knight. Preservation Metadata: National Library of New Zealand Experience
    111 -- 124Priscilla Caplan, Rebecca S. Guenther. Practical Preservation: The PREMIS Experience
    125 -- 143Stephen L. Abrams. Establishing a Global Digital Format Registry
    144 -- 162Reagan W. Moore, Richard Marciano. Prototype Preservation Environments
    163 -- 172William G. LeFurgy. Building Preservation Partnerships: The Library of Congress National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program
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