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Title: A quiet revolution: how libraries are responding to the challenge of the knowledge age
Related: An Intelligent Island : the Role of Tasmanian Libraries (2000 : : Campbell Town, Tasmania)
Date: 2000
Author/Creator: Carnaby, Penny
Description: A paper presented at the one day conference: An Intelligent Island: the role of Tasmanian Libraries, Friday, 24th November 2000, The Grange, Campbell Town, organised by the ALIA Tasmanian Branch and Northern Area Regional Group.
Description: As countries throughout the world position themselves to take advantage of the knowledge age there is a quiet revolution happening in libraries across all sectors. This paper explores strategies being developed and the leadership demonstrated within the library and information sector in several countries This is a time for the profession to be strategic and active. If this quiet revolution succeeds then this knowledge age may well be the new dawning for the profession.
Subject Keyword: Libraries
Subject Keyword: Libraries -- New Zealand
Resource Type: conference paper
Resource Type: Macquarie University Library Staff Publications Collection
Organisation: Macquarie University. Library
Organisation: Australian Library and Information Association. Tasmanian Branch
Organisation: Australian Library and Information Association. Northern Area Regional Group

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