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  • Whitlatch, Jo Bell: Evaluating Reference Services: A Practical Guide
  • Coffman, Steve: Going Live: Starting and Running a Virtual Reference Service
    Going Live: Starting and Running a Virtual Reference Service
    by Steve Coffman, Michelle Fiander, Kay Henshall, Bernie Sloan
    ISBN 0838908500 (0-8389-0850-0)
    Softcover, Amer Library Assn

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  • Martin, Murray S.: Guide to Reference Books
    Guide to Reference Books
    by Murray S. Martin, Robert Balay, Vee Friesner Carrington
    ISBN 0838906699 (0-8389-0669-9)
    Hardcover, Amer Library Assn

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  • Introduction to Reference Sources in the Health Sciences
    by Fred W. Roper, Jeffrey T. Huber, Jo Anne Boorkman
    ISBN 1555704816 (1-55570-481-6)
    Softcover, Neal Schuman Pub

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    Now, after almost a decade , a new edition of the standard guide to health science sources is available for students, librarians, and health professionals. Prepared under the auspices of the Medical Library Association, this completely updated and comprehensive fourth edition discusses the various kinds of bibliographic and information sources, their use in health sciences, and provides a comparative approach to major tools and their use. Individual chapters cover: organization of reference collections; bibliographic sources for monographs and periodicals; indexing and abstracting resources; U.S. government documents and technical reports; conferences, reviews, and translations; dictionaries, terminology, and thesauri; handbooks and manuals; drug information sources; consumer health, medical, and health statistics; directories and biographical sources; history sources; and grant sources. This new edition also emphasizes the growth of electronic resources and how they are used with print sources. [via]

  • Introduction to Reference Work
    by William A. Katz
    ISBN 0071120742 (0-07-112074-2)
    Hardcover, McGraw-Hill College

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    Basic Information Services, Volume I of Introduction to Reference Work, explains the essential reference processes and sources in todays libraries. It is a tool for understanding and mastering fundamental reference forms - online, in print, and elsewhere. This eighth edition is completely rewritten to reflect the radical changes library science has undergone since the advent of widely available electronic databases and the Internet. [via]

  • Cohen, Steven M.: Keeping Current: Advanced Internet Strategies to Meet Librarian and Patron Needs
  • Wilson, A. Paula: Library Web Sites: Creating Online Collections and Services
  • Billings, Harold: Magic & Hypersystems: Constructing the Information-Sharing Library
  • Nolan, Christopher W.: Managing the Reference Collection
    Managing the Reference Collection
    by Christopher W. Nolan
    ISBN 0838907482 (0-8389-0748-2)
    Softcover, Amer Library Assn

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  • Online Community Information: Creating a Nexus at Your Library
    by Joan C. Durrance, Karen E. Pettigrew
    ISBN 0838908233 (0-8389-0823-3)
    Softcover, Amer Library Assn

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  • Anderson, Charles R.: Puzzles and Essays from "the Exchange": Tricky Reference Questions
  • Reference and Information Services: An Introduction
    by Linda C. Smith, Richard E. Bopp
    ISBN 1563086247 (1-56308-624-7)
    Softcover, Libraries Unltd Inc

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    Thoroughly revised and expanded to reflect current developments in the field, this text is designed to provide the beginning student of library and information science with an overview of the most important tools for general reference work and the concepts and theory behind today's reference services. The 21 chapters are divided into two parts. The first 11 chapters deal with concepts and theory and are topical. They cover such areas as ethical aspects of reference services, reference interview, the principles and goals of library instruction, bibliographic control and search strategies, training and continuing education for reference staff, the evaluation of reference services, and the management of these services. In many cases, specific applications in different types of libraries are pointed out. Expanded coverage of electronic reference service is provided by two full chapters devoted to basic principles and current trends in this area. A separate chapter covers unique approaches to reference service for special groups. Part 2 describes the general principles and sources for selecting and evaluating reference tools and the principles for building a reference collection. The remaining chapters discuss the characteristics and uses of particular types of reference tools. This new edition describes a greater number of titles of each type as well as the formulation of strategies for the effective use of specific sources or groups of sources. Scenarios in particular library settings conclude each chapter, offering realistic reference questions and appropriate search strategies. Throughout the text, boxes are used to highlight specific issues, concepts and search strategies that underlie contemporary reference services. Selected important sources for further reading are listed at the end of each chapter. This text presents the essential theory and practical knowledge necessary for an initial reference course. Its broad scope and organisational clarity should benefit students and practitioners alike. [via]

  • Reference and Information Services: An Introduction
    by Richard E. Bopp
    ISBN 1591583748 (1-59158-374-8)
    Softcover, Libraries Unltd Inc

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    Thoroughly revised and expanded to reflect current developments in the field, this text is designed to provide the beginning student of library and information science with an overview of the most important tools for general reference work and the concepts and theory behind today's reference services. The 21 chapters are divided into two parts. The first 11 chapters deal with concepts and theory and are topical. They cover such areas as ethical aspects of reference services, reference interview, the principles and goals of library instruction, bibliographic control and search strategies, training and continuing education for reference staff, the evaluation of reference services, and the management of these services. In many cases, specific applications in different types of libraries are pointed out. Expanded coverage of electronic reference service is provided by two full chapters devoted to basic principles and current trends in this area. A separate chapter covers unique approaches to reference service for special groups. Part 2 describes the general principles and sources for selecting and evaluating reference tools and the principles for building a reference collection. The remaining chapters discuss the characteristics and uses of particular types of reference tools. This new edition describes a greater number of titles of each type as well as the formulation of strategies for the effective use of specific sources or groups of sources. Scenarios in particular library settings conclude each chapter, offering realistic reference questions and appropriate search strategies. Throughout the text, boxes are used to highlight specific issues, concepts and search strategies that underlie contemporary reference services. Selected important sources for further reading are listed at the end of each chapter. This text presents the essential theory and practical knowledge necessary for an initial reference course. Its broad scope and organizational clarity should benefit students and practitioners alike. [via]

  • Jennerich, Edward J.: The Reference Interview As a Creative Art
    The Reference Interview As a Creative Art
    by Edward J. Jennerich, Elaine Zaremba Jennerich
    ISBN 156308466X (1-56308-466-X)
    Hardcover, Libraries Unltd Inc

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  • Slavens, Thomas P.: Reference Interviews, Questions, and Materials
  • Anderson, Charles R.: Reference Librarianship: Notes from the Trenches
  • Herron, Nancy L.: The Social Sciences: A Cross-Disciplinary Guide to Selected Sources
  • Reference and User Services Association: Virtually Yours: Models for Managing Electronic Resources and Services  Proceedings of the Joint Reference and User Services Association and Association for Library c