Canadian Libraries on the Agenda: their accomplishments and directions  

Oleh:

Evans, Gwynneth ; Savard, Rejean

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: IFLA Journal vol. 34 no. 2 (Jun. 2008), page 127-159.
Topik: Canada; Québec; libraries; library and information services; library education; librarianship
Fulltext: 127IFLA342.pdf (1.63MB)

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The authors present an analysis of Canadian libraries in the light of the current president’s theme: Libraries on the Agenda. Claudia Lux chose this theme with colleagues to emphasize the role of libraries in the information society and to encourage them to contribute to all sectors of society and to national development. The article is based on the review of a number of studies and on reports and research found in and beyond library literature. Canada is a very large country and its society is quite diverse. This article explains the major trends affecting all libraries in Canada: funding, digitization of collections, consortial arrangements for electronic collections, education, etc. The authors then review the situation in the various types of libraries; national, academic, public, school and special libraries. They conclude the paper with a reflection on leadership and the observation that Canadian libraries are on the agenda and active.

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