No. 18 (1998): Spring (Theme: Using the World Wide Web in Science and Technology Libraries)

Published: 1998-05-14

Letter from the Editor

From the Editor

Andrea Duda
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Board Accepted Articles

Taking Local Resources Global: The NCSTRL Experience at UC Berkeley Library Theme: Using the World Wide Web in Science and Technology Libraries

Ann M. Jensen
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Selection Criteria for Web-Based Resources in a Science and Technology Library Collection Theme: Using the World Wide Web in Science and Technology Libraries

Robert B. McGeachin
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Delivering the Goods: Web OPACs and the Expanding Role of the Cataloger Theme: Using the World Wide Web in Science and Technology Libraries

Norm Medeiros
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Academic Library WebTeam Management: The Role of Leadership & Authority Theme: Using the World Wide Web in Science and Technology Libraries

William T. Johnson
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Precision Among Internet Search Engines: An Earth Sciences Case Study Theme: Using the World Wide Web in Science and Technology Libraries

Lisa A. Wishard
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The National Research Library Alliance: A Federal Consortium Formed to Provide Inter-Agency Access to Scientific Information Theme: Using the World Wide Web in Science and Technology Libraries

Laurie E. Stackpole, Roderick D. Atkinson
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Science and Technology Resources on the Internet

Hooking Into Fish Facts: Internet Resources in Marine Fisheries

Laurel E. Duda
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Letters to the Editor

Regarding Scientific and Medical News on the Internet (Fall 1997)

Don Radler
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Regarding Book Review of Environmental Guide to the Internet (Fall 1997)

Chris Kuykendall
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Book Reviews

The Story of Spin

Diane Fortner
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The World Wide Web for Scientists & Engineers: A Complete Reference for Navigating, Researching & Publishing Online

Margaret Henderson
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The Beilstein System: Strategies for Effective Searching

James W. Oliver
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Then and Now

Changing Roles for Science & Technology Librarians As Reflected in the History of Engineering Index

Daryl C. Youngman
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