Leadership, higher education, and the information age : a new era for information technology and libraries / edited by Carrie E. Regenstein and Barbara I. Dewey.
This guide to developing a vision and devising plans for changing higher education's information technology infrastructure will help academic librarians create more effectively functional libraries, campus IT organizations, and new classrooms. Seventeen experts share their visions and methodolo...
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New York :
Neal-Schuman Publishers,
[2003]
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Table of Contents:
- Developing a campuswide vision for use of information technology in teaching and learning / by Renee Drabier
- Designing IT strategic planning for the smaller institution / by C. Patrick Kohrman and Dennis Trinkle
- Finding the vision: shaping technology support services in the twenty-first century institution / by Lois Brooks
- Crossing the great divide: implementing change by creating collaborative relationships / by Annie Scrivener Agee and Dee Ann Holisky
- Exploring cultural challenges to the integration of technology / by Jo Ann Carr
- Finding the third space: on leadership issues related to the integration of library and computing
- Transforming technology training: partnerships, packages, and policies: the Lone Ranger doesn't work here any more! / by Pattie Orr
- Turning coal into diamonds: organizing under pressure / by Jay Fern and Vince Sheehan
- Organizing for leadership: how university libraries can meet the leadership challenge in higher education / by Robert Renaud and Anne Murray
- Rising to the top: the peculiar leadership challenges for the successful internal candidate / by Elizabeth D. Hammond
- Considering leadership and the new architecture for digital libraries / by Barbara I. Dewey.