RE: Providing internet access in a library

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From: rhadden
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1992 13:14

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Each library patron will have to be indivdually trained to use the Internet,
and every time they come to a "What do I do next?" point they call on the
librarian for help. This means that a computer system access to Internet,
which is not intuitive, wil be extraordinarily labor intensive for librarians,
who will have to give up necessary tasks to respond to parton demands for
time and attention. The just ain't enough staff in any library to hab handle
these requests.

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Subject: RE: Providing internet access in a library
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