Hypertext and its implications for library services.

Authors

  • J Richard Milne

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29173/lirg434

Keywords:

librarians, hypertect, information retrieval, information storing, nodes, links, machine-readable data, traversing, references, online databases, citation indexing, OPAC, HYPERCATalog, electronic books, artificial intelligence

Abstract

The dissertation's main intention was to give librarians a clear introduction to the hypertext concept. Rarely do methods of information retrieval arise that have a potential for revolutionizing the way in which people work with information in as many ways as hypertext has.

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Issue

Vol. 18 No. 60 (1994)

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Reports

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