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Creating
Web-Accessible Databases:
Case Studies for Libraries, Museums, and Other Non-Profits New Book from Information Today, Inc. covers issues, strategies, techniques for organizations moving data to the Web March 16, 2001, Medford, NJ — Information Today, Inc. (ITI) has announced the publication of Creating Web-Accessible Databases: Case Studies for Libraries, Museums, and Other Non-Profits, edited by Julie M. Still. Libraries, museums,
and other not-for-profit institutions are increasingly looking for ways
to offer patrons and the public Internet access to their collections. As
those who have already done it can attest, transforming a database and
myriad related files into a searchable, usable Web resource requires trained
personnel, the right computer hardware and software, and a well-defined
strategy. This new book explores the many and unique challenges nonprofit
archival institutions face in leveraging the Internet, presenting one dozen
case studies showcasing a variety of successful projects and approaches.
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Creating
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Case Studies for Libraries, Museums, and Other Non-Profits Edited by Julie M. Still Creating Web-Accessible Databases is published by Information Today, Inc. It may be ordered directly from Information Today, Inc. by calling 800-300-9868 (outside U.S. call 609-654-6266), faxing 609-654-4309, e-mailing custserv@infotoday.com; or simply click on the "Order Now" button (left). 2001/200 pp/hardbound
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