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"Open” Resources For The Agricultural Journalist, Joe Zumalt
"Open” Resources For The Agricultural Journalist, Joe Zumalt
Joseph R. Zumalt
Review of free resources available over the Web.
Wikipedia: A Multi-Lingual, Multi-Subject Resource Created By Potentially Anyone And Everyone, Joe Zumalt
Wikipedia: A Multi-Lingual, Multi-Subject Resource Created By Potentially Anyone And Everyone, Joe Zumalt
Joseph R. Zumalt
Review of the rise of Wikipedia.
Hidden Resources Agricultural Journalists Can Find At Google, Joe Zumalt
Hidden Resources Agricultural Journalists Can Find At Google, Joe Zumalt
Joseph R. Zumalt
Resources within Google for agricultural journalists.
A Primer On Agricultural Communications For Student, Librarians And Researchers, Joseph Zumalt
A Primer On Agricultural Communications For Student, Librarians And Researchers, Joseph Zumalt
Joseph R. Zumalt
The article focuses on a primer on agricultural communications for student, librarians and researchers. Universities, libraries and librarians have served as partners to assist working professionals in all fields in agriculture. Universities have helped educate agriculture professionals. Universities have helped to create new knowledge. Libraries, especially at land grant institutions, have played a crucial role in disseminating this new knowledge and, increasingly, are seen as the logical place for archival activities, given the public nature of much of this knowledge. Universities and libraries have specifically played an important part in agricultural communications. While demographic changes in Western society, a switch …
Internet Reference Service: General Sources And Trends, Joseph Zumalt, Rebecca Smith
Internet Reference Service: General Sources And Trends, Joseph Zumalt, Rebecca Smith
Joseph R. Zumalt
Providing quality reference services is more challenging than ever. In addition to traditional print sources, the information professional now has a dazzling array of databases, both free and expensive, readily available. Internet reference service has evolved quickly over the last decade, moving from a place of last resort to a mainstream application. Librarians have responded in many innovative ways to connect their customers with information available on the Internet. However, superior Internet reference service requires substantial investments in equipment that administrators will have to consider. Staff and customer training have become pressing needs. Providing access to appropriate databases and materials …