Table of Contents

• Introduction (William J. Frost)
  
• Getting it RightThe Evolution of Reference Collections (Margaret Landesman)
  
• Out of the Stack and into the Net: International Perspectives on Academic Reference Resources (Gaynor Austen and Carolyn Young)
  
• Electronic vs. Print Reference Sources in Public Library Collections (Jeanne Holba Puacz)
  
• Digital versus Print: The Current State of Reference Affairs in School Libraries (D. Jackson Maxwell)
  
• Reference Publishing in the Age of Also (John M. Morse)
  
• From the Womb to the Web: Library Assignments and the New Generation (Necia Parker-Gibson)
  
• Cyberplagiarism and the Library: Issues and Solutions (Jennifer Sharkey and F. Bartow Culp)
  
• Structures and Choices for Ready Reference Web Sites (Steven W. Sowards)
  
• Federated Search Tools: The Next Step in the Quest for One-Stop-Shopping (Steve C. Boss and Michael L. Nelson)
  
• Internet Reference Sources in the Humanities (Dennis Dillon)
  
• Science Reference on the Internet (Lori Bronars)
  
• Medical Reference Sources on the Internet: An Evolving Information Forum and Marketplace (Gary A. McMillan)
  
• Web-Based Reference Resources for the Social Sciences (Brian Quinn)
  
• Briefcases and Databases: Web-Based Reference Sources for Business Librarians and Their Client Communities (Gail M. Golderman and Bruce Connolly)
  
• Internet Reference Sources in Education (Linda C. Weber)
  
• 100 Best Free Internet Web Sites: A Selected List (Lori Morse)
  
• Index
  
• Reference Notes Included
  

About the Author

Linda S Katz