Table Of ContentINDEX TO VOLUME 25,2006
Academic Medical Libraries
Developing and Sustaining a Web-Based Library Newsletter (Frisby, Kipnis, and
Mikita), (1): 17-25
Adams, Mararia see Watson, Michael M.
Aging
Guide to Information Resources on Aging and Gerontology (Bensing), (2): 69-79
Aiyer, Meenakshy K. see Dorsch, Josephine L.
Allegri, Francesca, and Bedard, Martha
Lessons Learned from Single Service Point Implementations, (2): 31-47
American Indians
Native American Health: Traditional Healing and Culturally Competent Health
Care Internet Resources (Carlock), (3): 67-76
Anderson, Angela D. see Watson, Michael M.
Attitude to the Library
Information Literacy and Library Attitudes of Occupational Therapy Students
(Kipnis and Frisby), (4): 11-20
Autoalerts
Current Awareness in the New Millennium: RSS (Cooke), (1): 59-69
Bandy, Margaret see Dee, Chery] R.
Bedard, Martha see Allegri, Francesca
Bensing, Karen McNally
Guide to Information Resources on Aging and Gerontology (Bensing), (2): 69-79
Bianchi, Nancy A. see Delwiche, Frances A.
Bibliographic Instruction
see also Library Education
Not Just for Celebrities: Collaborating with a PR Representative to Market
Library Education Services (Bloedel and Skhal), (3): 33-43
Web Tutorials: Bibliographic Instruction ina New Medium (Green, Wu, and
Nollan), (1): 83-91
Biomedical Informatics see Medical Informatics
Bloedel, Kimberley, and Skhal, Kathryn
Not Just for Celebrities: Collaborating with a PR Representative to Market
Library Education Services, (3): 33-43
Blogs
Current Awareness in the New Millennium: RSS (Cooke), (1): 59-69
Medical Reference Services Quarterly, Vol. 25(4), Winter 2006
Available online at http://mrsq.haworthpress.com
© 2006 by The Haworth Press, Inc. All rights reserved.
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Blood Clotting
Making Sense of Disorders of Hemostasis and Thrombosis at the Reference Desk
(Fikar), (1): 27-36
Book Reviews
(Connor), (1): 101-13; (2): 119-29; (3): 103-11: (4): 85-95
American Medical Association Family Medical Guide, 4th ed. (Harriman), (1): 102
Cancer Informatiofno r Teens: Health Tips About Cancer Awareness, Prevention,
Diagnosis, and Treatment (Ketterman), (1): 103
Comparative Guide to American Hospitals (Felber), (4): 86-7
Complete Directorfyo r Pediatric Disorders 2005, 3rd ed. (Griffith), (1): 104-5
Complete Learning Disabilities Directory (Wisher), (2): 120
Dazzle ’em With Style: The Art of Oral Scientific Presentation (Smigielski), (4):
87-8
Design of Studiefso r Medical Research (Taylor), (3): 103-5
Directory of Drug & Alcohol Residential Rehabilitation Facilities (Wisher), (1):
105-6
Directory of Periodicals Online: Medical & Pharmaceutical (Watwood), (2):
121-2
Directory of Periodicals Online: Science & Technology (Watwood), (2): 121-2
Encyclopedic Dictionary of Genetics, Genomics, and Proteomics, 2nd. ed.
(Garcia), (1): 106-7
Essential Evidence-Based Medicine (Garcia), (3): 105-6
Essential OPL, 1998-2004: The Best of Seven Years of the One-Person Library, A
Newslettefro r Librarians and Management (Wisher), (4): 88-9
Evidence-Based Medicine Guidelines (Garcia), (2): 122-3
Faculty-Librarian Relationships (Janzen), (3): 106-8
First Year Student Library Instruction Programs (Hill), (1): 107-8
Guide to Developing End User Education Programs in Medical Libraries
(Schwartz), (1): 109
Healthy Work: An Annotated Bibliography (Earl), (1): 110-1
HMO/PPO Directory: Detailed Profiles of U.S. Managed Healthcare
Organizations & Key Decision Makers, 17th ed. (Sholinbeck), (2): 124-5
Improving Internet Reference Services to Distance Learners (Frank), (3): 108-9
Intellectual Property Law for Engineers and Scientists (Holman), (4): 89-90
Medical Library Downsizing: Administrative, Professional, and Personal
Strategiefso r Coping with Change (Taylor), (3): 110-1
Medicinal Plants of the World: Chemical Constituents, Traditional and Modern
Medicinal Uses, vol. 3 (McCord), (2): 125-6
Natural Standard Herb & Supplement Reference: Evidence-Based Clinical
Reviews (Sholinbeck), (1): 111-2
Sleep Disorders Sourcebook, 2nd ed. (Sullo), (2): 127-8
Smart Technofloor gAgiyng , Disability, and Independence: The State of the
Science (Dadoly), (4): 90-1
Using PDAs in Libraries: A How-To-Do-It Manual (Heyd), (4): 91-3
Weblogs and Libraries (Kraft), (4): 93-4
Brahmi, Frances A., and Gall, Carole
EndNote® and Reference Manager® Citation Formats Compared to “Instructions
to Authors” in Top Medical Journals, (2): 49-57
Index
Brazin, Lillian R.
Sources of Information on Postgraduate Medical a as Programs and Medical
Specialty Career Resources—2006 Update, (2): 1-19
Bridges, Jane see Dee, Cheryl! R.
Bridges, Jane; Miller, Christian; and Kipnis, Daniel G.
Librarians in the Woods Hole Biomedical Informatics Course, (1): 71-81
Carlock, Danielle
Native American Health: Traditional Healing and Culturally Competent Health
Care Internet Resources, (3): 67-76
Circulation Desks
Lessons Learned from Single Service Point Implementations — and
Bedard), (2): 31-47
CIRRIE: An International Rehabilitation Resource (Fitzpatrick), (4): 37-46
Citation Format
EndNote® and Reference Manager® Citation Formats Compared to “Instructions
to Authors” in Top Medical Journals (Brahmi and Gall), (2): 49-57
Collection Development
Transformation of a Print Reference Collection (Delwiche and Bianchi), (2): 21-9
Comegys, Marianne see Watson, Michael M.
Computer- Assisted Instruction
e-Learning Object Portals: A New Resource That Offers New Opportunities for
Librarians (Sheffield), (4): 65-74
Connor, Elizabeth
(Book Reviews), (1): LO1-13; (2): 119-29; (3): 103-11; (4): 85-95
Cooke, Carol A.
Current Awareness in the New Millennium: RSS, (1): 59-69
Crabtree, Anna Beth see Henderson, Holly E.
Cultural Competence
Native American Health: Traditional Healing and Culturally Competent Health
Care Internet Resources (Carlock), (3): 67-76
Current Awareness
Current Awareness in the New Millennium: RSS (Cooke), (1): 59-69
Current Awareness in the New Millennium: RSS (Cooke), (1): 59-69
Customer Service
HSCL LibQual+ 2004: From Numbers and Graphs to Practical Application (Foss,
Buhler, Rhine, and Layton), (1): 1-15
Dadoly, Janet
Book Review, (4): 90-1
Database Searching see Online Searching
Dee, Chery! R.; Markwell, Linda Garr; Bridges, Jane; and Bandy, Margaret (Hospital
Information Services), (1): 71-81; (2): 81-95; (3): 77-85; (4): 55-63
Delwiche, Frances A., and Bianchi, Nancy A.
Transformation of a Print Reference Collection, (2): 21-9
Developing and Sustaining a Web-Based Library Newsletter (Frisby, Kipnis, and
Mikita), (1): 17-25
Disasters
Health Sciences Librarians’ Reference Services During a Disaster: More than
Collection Protection (McKnight), (3): 1-12
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Distance Education
e-Learning Object Portals: A New Resource That Offers New Opportunities for
Librarians (Sheffield), (4): 65-74
Web Tutorials: Bibliographic Instruction in a New Medium (Green, Wu, and
Nollan), (1): 83-91
Dorsch, Josephine L.; Aiyer, Meenakshy K.; Gumidyala, Krishna; and Meyer, Lynne
E.
Retention of EBM Competencies, (3): 45-57
Drug Information
Introductory Guide to Drug Reference Sources (Watson), (1): 37-48
e-Learning Object Portals: A New Resource That Offers New Opportunities for
Librarians (Sheffield), (4): 65-74
e-Learning Objects
e-Learning Object Portals: A New Resource That Offers New Opportunities for
Librarians (Sheffield), (4): 65-74
Earl, Martha
Book Review, (1): 110-1
Education
Multimedia Bootcamp: Encouraging Faculty to Integrate Technology in Teaching
(Looney and Ramsey), (3): 87-92
Education Portals
e-Learning Object Portals: A New Resource That Offers New Opportunities for
Librarians (Sheffield), (4): 65-74
Electronic Journals
Implementing a Personalized Resource Management Program for a Small
Medical Library by Using LinkOut (Kelly), (3): 77-85
Electronic Publications
Developing and Sustaining a Web-Based Library Newsletter (Frisby, Kipnis, and
Mikita), (1): 17-25
EndNote®
EndNote® and Reference Manager® Citation Formats Compared to “Instructions
to Authors” in Top Medical Journals (Brahmi and Gall), (2): 49-57
EndNote® and Reference Manager® Citation Formats Compared to “Instructions to
Authors” in Top Medical Journals (Brahmi and Gall), (2): 49-57
English as a Second Language
Hospital Library Foreign Language Labs: The Experiences of Two Hospital
Libraries (Whelan, Schneider. Woodworth, and Markwell), (2): 81-95
Environmental Health
TOXMAP: A GIS-Based Gateway to Environmental Health Resources
(Hochstein and Szczur), (3): 13-31
Evaluation of a Hospital Medical Library Class for NICU Nurses (Mi), (4): 21-35
Evaluation Studies
Evaluation of a Hospital Medical Library Class for NICU Nurses (Mi), (4): 21-35
Retention of EBM Competencies (Dorsch, Aiyer, Gumidyala, and Meyer). (3):
45-57
Evidence-Based Medicine
Retention of EBM Competencies (Dorsch, Aiyer, Gumidyala, and Meyer), (3):
45-57
Index
Expert Googling: Best Practices and Advanced Strategies for Using Google in
Health Sciences Libraries (Ripple), (2): 97-107
Expert Searching
Expert Googling: Best Practices and Advanced Strategies for Using Google in
Health Sciences Libraries (Ripple), (2): 97-107
Farrell, Ann
Getting the Picture: Medical Images on the Web, (4): 47-54
Felber, Sue H.
Book Review, (4): 86-7
Fellowship Programs
Sources of Information on Postgraduate Medical Training Programs and Medical
Specialty Career Resources—2006 Update (Brazin), (2): 1-19
Fikar, Charles R.
Making Sense of Disorders of Hemostasis and Thrombosis at the Reference Desk,
(1): 27-36
Fitzpatrick, Roberta Bronson
CIRRIE: An International Rehabilitation Resource (Fitzpatrick), (4): 37-46
Global Health Database, (2): 59-67
Fitzpatrick, Roberta Bronson, and Tomasulo, Patricia
(Online Updates: A Column for Search Analysts), (1): 49-57; (2): 69-67; (3):
59-65; (4): 37-46
Foreign-Language Laboratories
Hospital Library Foreign Language Labs: The Experiences of Two Hospital
Libraries (Whelan, Schneider, Woodworth, and Markwell), (2): 81-95
Foss, Michelle M.: Buhler, Amy: Rhine, Lenny: and Layton, Beth
HSCL LibQual+ 2004: From Numbers and Graphs to Practical Application, (1):
1-15
Frank, Rivkah
Book Review, (3): 108-9
Frisby, Anthony J. see Kipnis, Daniel G.
Frisby, Anthony J.; Kipnis, Daniel G.; and Mikita, Elizabeth G.
Developing and Sustaining a Web-Based Library Newsletter, (1): 17-25
From the Literature (Column)
(Henner), (1): 93-100; (2): 109-17; (3): 93-101; (4): 75-83
Gall, Carole see Brahmi, Frances A.
Garcia, Jenny L.
Book Reviews, (1): 106-7; (2): 122-3; (3): 105-6
Geographic Information Systems
TOXMAP: A GIS-Based Gateway to Environmental Health Resources
(Hochstein and Szezur), (3): 13-31
Gerontology
Guide to Information Resources on Aging and Gerontology (Bensing), (2): 69-79
Getting the Picture: Medical Images on the Web (Farrell), (4): 47-54
GIS see Geographic Information Systems
Global Health Database (Fitzpatrick), (2): 59-67
Google see Web Search Engines
Graphics
Getting the Picture: Medical Images on the Web (Farrell), (4): 47-54
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Green, Brenda Faye: Wu, Lin; and Nollan, Richard
Web Tutorials: Bibliographic Instruction in a New Medium, (1): 83-91
Griffith, Andrea Y.
Book Review, (1): 104-5
Gruwell, Cindy A., and Littleton, Dawn
(Navigate the Net), (1): 59-69; (2): 69-70: (3): 67-76; (4): 47-54
Guide to Information Resources on Aging and Gerontology (Bensing), (2): 69-79
Gumidyala, Krishna see Dorsch, Josephine L.
Harriman, Joy H. P.
Book Review, (1): 102
HaPI-The Health and Psychosocial Instruments Database Available from Ovid
(Tomasulo), (3): 59-65
Hazardous Substances
TOXMAP: A GIS-Based Gateway to Environmental Health Resources
(Hochstein and Szczur), (3): 13-31
Health and Psychosocial Instruments Database
HaPI-The Health and Psychosocial Instruments Database Available from Ovid
(Tomasulo), (3): 59-65
Health Disparities
Native American Health: Traditional Healing and Culturally Competent Health
Care Internet Resources (Carlock), (3): 67-76
Health Sciences Librarians’ Reference Services During a Disaster: More than
Collection Protection (McKnight), (3): 1-12
Health Sciences Libraries
Expert Googling: Best Practices and Advanced Strategies for Using Google in
Health Sciences Libraries (Ripple), (2): 97-107
Health Sciences Librarians’ Reference Services During a Disaster: More than
Collection Protection (McKnight), (3): 1-12
Transformation of a Print Reference Collection (Delwiche and Bianchi), (2): 21-9
Hemostasis
Making Sense of Disorders of Hemostasis and Thrombosis at the Reference Desk
(Fikar), (1): 27-36
Henderson, Holly E.; Crabtree, Anna Beth; Lewis, Jean M.; and Wensel, Lisa M.
(Shelly)
Librarians Collaborating with Nurses, (4): 55-63
Henner, Terry
(From the Literature), (1): 93-100; (2): 109-17; (3): 93-101; (4): 75-83
Heyd, Michael
Book Review, (4): 91-3
Hill, Beth
Book Review, (1): 107-8
Hochstein, Colette, and Szezur, Marti
TOXMAP: A GIS-Based Gateway to Environmental Health Resources, (3):
13-3]
Holman, Mark N.
Book Review, (4): 91-3
Hospital Information Services (Column)
(Dee, Markwell, Bridges, and Bandy), (1): 71-81; (2): 81-95; (3): 77-85; (4):
55-63
Index
Hospital Library Foreign Language Labs: The Experiences of Two Hospital
Libraries (Whelan, Schneider, Woodworth, and Markwell), (2): 81-95
Implementing a Personalized Resource Management Program for a Small
Medical Library by Using LinkOut (Kelly), (3): 77-85
Librarians Collaborating with Nurses (Henderson, Crabtree, Lewis, and Wensel),
(4): 55-63
Librarians in the Woods Hole Biomedical Informatics Course (Bridges, Miller,
and Kipnis), (1): 71-81
Hospital Libraries
Hospital Library Foreign Language Labs: The Experiences of Two Hospital
Libraries (Whelan, Schneider, Woodworth, and Markwell), (2): 81-95
Implementing a Personalized Resource Management Program for a Small
Medical Library by Using LinkOut (Kelly), (3): 77-85
Hospital Library Foreign Language Labs: The Experiences of Two Hospital
Libraries (Whelan, Schneider, Woodworth, and Markwell), (2): 81-95
HSCL LibQual+ 2004: From Numbers and Graphs to Practical Application (Foss,
Buhler, Rhine, and Layton), (1): 1-15
Hurricane Katrina
Health Sciences Librarians’ Reference Services During a Disaster: More than
Collection Protection (McKnight), (3): 1-12
IAIMS see Integrated Advanced Information Management Systems
Images
Getting the Picture: Medical Images on the Web (Farrell), (4): 47-54
Implementing a Personalized Resource Management Program for a Small Medical
Library by Using LinkOut (Kelly), (3): 77-85
Informatics
Librarians in the Woods Hole Biomedical Informatics Course (Bridges, Miller,
and Kipnis), (1): 71-81
Informatics Education
(Moore and Shaw-Kokot), (1): 83-91; (2): 97-107; (3): 87-92: (4): 65-74
e-Learning Object Portals: A New Resource That Offers New Opportunities for
Librarians (Sheffield), (4): 65-74
Expert Googling: Best Practices and Advanced Strategies for Using Google in
Health Sciences Libraries (Ripple), (2): 97-107
Multimedia Bootcamp: Encouraging Faculty to Integrate Technology in Teaching
(Looney and Ramsey), (3): 87-92
Web Tutorials: Bibliographic Instruction in a New Medium (Green, Wu, and
Nollan), (1): 83-91
Information Access
Librarians Collaborating with Nurses (Henderson, Crabtree, Lewis, and Wensel),
(4): 55-63
Information Literacy
Information Literacy and Library Attitudes of Occupational Therapy Students
(Kipnis and Frisby), (4): 11-20
Information Literacy and Library Attitudes of Occupational Therapy Students
(Kipnis and Frisby), (4): 11-20
Information Retrieval
Expert Googling: Best Practices and Advanced Strategies for Using Google in
Health Sciences Libraries (Ripple), (2): 97-107
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Instructional Design
Evaluation of a Hospital Medical Library Class for NICU Nurses (Mi), (4): 21-35
Multimedia Bootcamp: Encouraging Faculty to Integrate Technology in Teaching
(Looney and Ramsey), (3): 87-92
Instructions to Authors
EndNote® and Reference Manager® Citation Formats Compared to “Instructions
to Authors” in Top Medical Journals (Brahmi and Gall), (2): 49-57
Integrated Advanced Information Management Systems
Librarians in the Woods Hole Biomedical Informatics Course (Bridges, Miller,
and Kipnis), (1): 71-81
Internet Resources
e-Learning Object Portals: A New Resource That Offers New Opportunities for
Librarians (Sheffield), (4): 65-74
Getting the Picture: Medical Images on the Web (Farrell), (4): 47-54
Guide to Information Resources on Aging and Gerontology (Bensing), (2): 69-79
Native American Health: Traditional Healing and Culturally Competent Health
Care Internet Resources (Carlock), (3): 67-76
Inter-professional Relations
Librarians Collaborating with Nurses (Henderson, Crabtree, Lewis, and Wensel),
(4): 55-63
Introductory Guide to Drug Reference Sources (Watson), (1): 37-48
Janzen, Junie
Book Review, (3): 106-8
Kelly, Dorothy R.
Implementing a Personalized Resource Management Program for a Small
Medical Library by Using LinkOut, (3): 77-85
Ketterman, Elizabeth
Book Review, (1): 103
Kipnis, Daniel G.
see Bridges, Jane
see Frisby, Anthony J.
Kipnis, Daniel G., and Frisby, Anthony J.
Information Literacy and Library Attitudes of Occupational Therapy Students,
(4): 11-20
Kraft, Michelle
Book Review, (4): 93-4
Language Laboratories
Hospital Library Foreign Language Labs: The Experiences of Two Hospital
Libraries (Whelan, Schneider, Woodworth, and Markwell), (2): 81-95
Layton, Beth see Foss, Michelle M.
Lessons Learned from Single Service Point Implementations (Allegri and Bedard),
(2): 31-47
Lewis, Jean M. see Henderson, Holly E.
LibQUAL+
HSCL LibQual+ 2004: From Numbers and Graphs to Practical Application (Foss,
Buhler, Rhine, and Layton), (1): 1-15
Librarians
e-Learning Object Portals: A New Resource That Offers New Opportunities for
Librarians (Sheffield), (4): 65-74
Index 105
Librarians Collaborating with Nurses (Henderson, Crabtree, Lewis, Wensel), (4):
55-63
Librarians in the Woods Hole Biomedical Informatics Course (Bridges, Miller,
and Kipnis), (1): 71-81
Librarians Collaborating with Nurses (Henderson, Crabtree, Lewis, and Wensel),
(4): 55-63
Librarians in the Woods Hole Biomedical Informatics Course (Bridges, Miller, and
Kipnis), (1): 71-81
Library Education
see also Bibliographic Instruction
Evaluation of a Hospital Medical Library Class for NICU Nurses (Mi), (4): 21-35
Using a Portable Wireless Computer Lab to Provide Outreach-Training to Public
Health Workers (Watson, Timm, Parker, Adams, Anderson, Pernotto, and
Comegys), (4): 1-9
Library Newsletters
Developing and Sustaining a Web-Based Library Newsletter (Frisby, Kipnis, and
Mikita), (1): 17-25
Library Outreach
Using a Portable Wireless Computer Lab to Provide Outreach Training to Public
Health Workers (Watson, Timm, Parker, Adams, Anderson, Pernotto, and
Comegys), (4): 1-9
Library Questionnaires
HSCL LibQual+ 2004: From Numbers and Graphs to Practical Application (Foss,
Buhler, Rhine, and Layton), (1): 1-15
Library Searching Skills
Information Literacy and Library Attitudes of Occupational Therapy Students
(Kipnis and Frisby), (4): 11-20
LinkOut
Implementing a Personalized Resource Management Program for a Small
Medical Library by Using LinkOut (Kelly), (3): 77-85
Literature, Arts, and Medicine Database from the New York University School of
Medicine (Tomasulo), (1): 49-57
Littleton, Dawn see Gruwell, Cindy A.
Looney, Ryan P., and Ramsey, Ellen C.
Multimedia Bootcamp: Encouraging Faculty to Integrate Technology in
Teaching, (3): 87-92
Making Sense of Disorders of Hemostasis and Thrombosis at the Reference Desk
(Fikar), (1): 27-36
Marketing
Developing and Sustaining a Web-Based Library Newsletter (Frisby, Kipnis, and
Mikita), (1): 17-25
Not Just for Celebrities: Collaborating with a PR Representative to Market
Library Education Services (Bloedel and Skhal), (3): 33-43
Markwell, Linda Garr
see Dee, Cheryl R.
see Whelan, Julia S.
McCord, Sarah
Book Review, (2): 125-6
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McKnight, Michelynn
Health Sciences Librarians’ Reference Services During a Disaster: More than
Collection Protection, (3): 1-12
Medical Education
e-Learning Object Portals: A New Resource That Offers New Opportunities for
Librarians (Sheffield), (4): 65-74
Retention of EBM Competencies (Dorsch, Aiyer, Gumidyala, and Meyer), (3):
45-57
Medical Humanities
Literature, Arts, and Medicine Database from the New York University School of
Medicine (Tomasulo), (1): 49-57
Medical Illustrations
Getting the Picture: Medical Images on the Web (Farrell), (4): 47-54
Medical Informatics
Librarians in the Woods Hole Biomedical Informatics Course (Bridges, Miller,
and Kipnis), (1): 71-81
Medical Journals
EndNote® and Reference Manager® Citation Formats Compared to “Instructions
to Authors” in Top Medical Journals (Brahmi and Gall), (2): 49-57
Medical Libraries
Implementing a Personalized Resource Management Program for a Small
Medical Library by Using LinkOut (Kelly), (3): 77-85
Transformation of a Print Reference Collection (Delwiche and Bianchi), (2): 21-9
Medical Spanish
Hospital Library Foreign Language Labs: The Experiences of Two Hospital
Libraries (Whelan, Schneider, Woodworth, and Markwell), (2): 81-95
Medicine in Art
Literature, Arts, and Medicine Database from the New York University School of
Medicine (Tomasulo), (1): 49-57
Medicine in Literature
Literature, Arts, and Medicine Database trom the New York University School of
Medicine (Tomasulo), (1): 49-57
Meyer, Lynne E. see Dorsch, Josephine L.
Mi, Misa
Evaluation of a Hospital Medical Library Class for NICU Nurses, (4): 21-35
Mikita, Elizabeth G. see Frisby, Anthony J.
Miller, Christian J. see Bridges, Jane
Moore, Margaret E., and Shaw-Kokot, Julia
(Informatics Education), (1): 83-91; (2): 97-107; (3): 87-92; (4): 65-74
Multimedia
e-Learning Object Portals: A New Resource That Offers New Opportunities for
Librarians (Sheffield), (4): 65-74
Getting the Picture: Medical Images on the Web (Farrell), (4): 47-54
Hospital Library Foreign Language Labs: The Experiences of Two Hospital
Libraries (Whelan, Schneider, Woodworth, and Markwell), (2): 81-95
Multimedia Bootcamp: Encouraging Faculty to Integrate Technology in Teaching
(Looney and Ramsey), (3): 87-92
Multimedia Bootcamp: Encouraging Faculty to Integrate Technology in Teaching
(Looney and Ramsey), (3): 87-92
