Proceedings of the Annual Conference of CAIS / Actes du congrès annuel de l'ACSI
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SELECTING A DATA BASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR INFORMATION RETRIEVAL ON A MICROCOMPUTER
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, or the computerization of document management within a specialized documentation centre/ "Guestdoc" ou l\u27informatisation de la question de documents ´à l\u27inérieur d\u27 un centre de documentation spécialisé
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Applying universal relation theory to bibliographic data/ Théorie de la relation universelie appliquée a la conception bibliographique
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Informatics and information Dependency/ L\u27informatique et la dépendance d\u27information
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Physician\u27s communication systems: Coping with information overload/ Des systèmes de communication pour médicins: Venir à bout des surcharges d\u27information
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Digital content reuse assessment: An emerging framework for future digital library research and development
No full textThis paper reports on a US-funded research project that examines the development of an assessment framework for digital content reuse by cultural heritage organizations. Specifically, it provides a conceptual framework for a nuanced understanding of digital object/content use and reuse and introduces a set of ethical considerations and guidelines for the assessment of digital object/content reuse in digital, archives, and repositories
The discourse of drag queen story time challengers and supporters: A case study from the Okanagan Regional Library
No full textDrag Queen Story Time (DQST) is a public library program where drag queens lead a story time for children and families. Although this program is meant to celebrate diversity, the program can also invite an onslaught of political warfare against gender and sexuality nonconformity and intellectual freedom. This study analyzes the arguments of DQST challengers and supporters to better understand the motivations behind both negative and positive responses to this polarizing program. The study examines 406 publicly available letters written by community members, professionals, and vested organizations expressing opposition or support for a DQST that was hosted in a large library system in Canada, the Okanagan Regional Library (ORL) in 2019
