How we serve e-clients over the sea

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Marrie, Gordon and Watson, Taisoo Kim. 2001. "How we serve e-clients over the sea." 14th National Cataloguing Conference 2001: Seachange: Cataloguing in a Dot Com World. Geelong, Australia 08 - 09 Nov 2001 Melbourne, Australia.
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How we serve e-clients over the sea

Presentation TypePaper
AuthorsMarrie, Gordon (Author) and Watson, Taisoo Kim (Author)
Journal or Proceedings TitleProceedings of the 14th National Cataloguing Conference 2001
Number of Pages6
Year2001
Place of PublicationMelbourne, Australia
Conference/Event14th National Cataloguing Conference 2001: Seachange: Cataloguing in a Dot Com World
Event Details
14th National Cataloguing Conference 2001: Seachange: Cataloguing in a Dot Com World
Event Date
08 to end of 09 Nov 2001
Event Location
Geelong, Australia
Abstract

Distance education delivery to external students is a vital and major role for the University of Southern
Queensland which has an Australian and international reputation in the distance education field particularly in
relation to flexible delivery modes and the development of the e-University. The Library has a major supporting
role to deliver services to all students including the majority who are external. Library services include
traditional delivery, but are now increasingly dependent on electronic resources and online practices. Virtua, the
new library management system allows direct links to electronic resources for all registered users.

KeywordsUSQ library cataloguing services, distance education, flexible delivery, Virtua, electronic resources
ANZSRC Field of Research 2020461006. Library studies
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