Bibliographic Instruction and the Development of Online Catalogs

Susan E. Searing

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Bibliographic instruction librarians face the challenge of explaining both the benefits and limitations of the online catalog to their users.But first they have the responsibility of contributing to the catalog design.By assisting in the creation of help screens, error messages, prompts, and online tutorials, bibliographic instruction librarians can build instruction into the online catalog itself.

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