This book is the culmination of three years of study of information
and referral activity in U.S. public libraries. Information and
referal (I&R) is defined broadly as facilitating the link
between a people and the resource or resources outside the library
that can meet their needs. The book helps to define what I&R
is, how some libraries have approached it, and what major problems
have been associated with its adoption. It serves as a guide on the
role of public libraries in I&R, managing I&R in a library
environment, appropriate skills and training, the performance of
libraries where I&R has been tried, the impact of library-based
I&R on the client group, and how library-based I&R compares
with non-library I&R.
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