Distance Services Recommended Readings

References

Adams, K. E., & Cassner, M. (2001). Marketing library resources and services to distance faculty. Journal of Library Administration, 31(3/4), 5.

Casey, A. M., Sochrin, S., & Race, S. F. (2002). Fair is fair, or is it? library services to distance learners. Journal of Library Administration, 37(1/2), 147-161.

Donaldson, A. (2004). The challenge of providing a library and information service to distance learning students. Legal Information Management, 4(1), 69-72.

Fisk, J., & Summey, T. P. (2004). Got distance services? marketing remote library services to distance learners. Internet Reference Services Quarterly, 9(1/2), 77-91.

Guidelines for distance learning library services.(2004). College & Research Libraries News, 65(10), 604-611.

Johanningmeier, J. (1986). Promotion and purpose: Marketing the off-campus library program. Promotion and Purpose: Marketing the Off-Campus Library Program, , 96-101.

Jones, M. F. (2003). Help! I'm the new distance librarian--where do I begin? Journal of Library Administration, 37(3/4), 397-410.

Kern, M. K. (2004). Chat it up! extending reference services to assist off-campus students. Journal of Library Administration, 41(1/2), 217-226.

Lebowitz, G. (1998). Promoting off-campus library services: Even a successful program needs a marketing plan. Proceedings of the Off-Campus Library Services Conference, 1998(1), 213-220.

McKimmie, T. (2002). Reaching out: Land grant library services to cooperative extension offices, experiment stations, and agriculture science Centers . Journal of Agricultural and Food Information, 4(3), 29-32.

Miller, W., & Pellen, R. M. (2005). Improving internet reference services to distance learners., 219.

Miller, W., & Pellen, R. M. (2005). Internet reference support for distance learners., 212.

Morrison, R., & Washburn, A. (2004). Taking assessment on the road: Utah academic librarians focus on distance learners. Journal of Library Administration, 41(1/2), 327-344.

Neidorf, R. (2006). Teach beyond your reach: An instructor's guide to developing and running successful distance learning classes, workshops, training sessions and more. Information Today, 23(6), 48-48.

Secord, A. M., Lockerby, R., & Roach, L. (2004). Strategic planning for distance learning services. Journal of Library Administration, 41(3/4), 407-411.

Summey, T. P. (2004). If you build it, will they come? creating a marketing plan for distance learning library services. Journal of Library Administration, 41(3/4), 459-470.

Washburn, A., & Draper, J. (2004). 80 miles from the nearest library, with a research paper due monday: Extending library services to distance learners. Journal of Library Administration, 41(3/4), 507-529.

Wilson, P. (2003). The ins and outs of providing electronic reserves for distance learning classes. Journal of Library Administration, 37(3/4), 537-548.

Wolpert, A. (1998). Services to remote users: Marketing the library's role. Library Trends, 47(1), 21.

Yang, Z. Y. (2005). Distance education librarians in the U.S. ARL libraries and library services provided to their distance users. The Journal of Academic Librarianship, 31(2), 92-97.