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Using the Internet as a Reference Tool: A How-To-Do-It Manual for Librarians. (Information Services).
Michael P. Sauers. 2001. Neal-Schuman Publishers. Softcover. 143p. ISBN: 1-55570-417-4. $45.
Information professionals are confronted with an abundance of materials about using the Internet. Periodicals, books, electronic mailing lists, and conferences teach us how to get the best results from a search engine, how to find a search engine that indexes documents in Russian, or even how to use HTML to create a web site of our own.
Michael P. Sauers' Using the Internet as a Reference Tool: A How-To-Do-It Manual for Librarians offers a focus that is lacking in most other resources. He specifically addresses the role of the Internet as a first-line tool for the reference librarian in public, academic, and special libraries. He …
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