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SUMMARY
The Internet
The Internet has become an influential and widely discussed phenome-
non of the 1990s, with more than 38 million users in Dec. 1994. This
international network of computer networks is important for business,
research, education, many of the professions, as well as for libraries of all
kinds. Traces the history of the Internet back to 1969. The Internet is
described; the basic Internet tools and services are disfussed, such as
electronic mail, listservs, electronic journals, USNET newsgroups, telnet,
ftp, gopher and the World Wide Web. A research carried out by the author
in 1993-1994 among school media specialists using the Internet has shown
that the major applications of the Internet in libraries are for professional
contact and communication, for answering reference questions and provid-
ing information services, for locating information about resources for possi-
ble acquisition or as the basis of inter-library loan requests, for providing
Internet access for library users and as means by which libraries can make
information available outside their own walls. Concludes with a short sec-
tion on how to get more information about the Internet and a selected
bibliography related to the use of the Internet in libraries. In addition some
pointers to library-related Internet resources (Icelandic and international as
well) are provided.
VIÐAUKII:
Nokkur Internetpóstfóng á Islandi
Póstlistar - Listservs
skrudda@rhi.hi.is (Tengiliður: Ólöf Benediktsdóttir, olofbe@rhi.hi.is)
Til að tengjast Skruddu
request-skrudda@rhi.hi.is
KATALOGOS-L@rhi.hi.is (Takmarkað við nemendur og kennara í bóka-
safns- og upplýsingafræði við Háskóla íslands. Tengiliður: Anne
Clyde, anne@rhi.hi.is)
Gophers
íslenska menntanetið (ISMENNT)
gopher akureyri.ismennt.is
Háskóli íslands
gopher hengill.rhi.hi.is
Síður á Veraldarvefnum
Alþingi
http://www.althingi.is/
Morgunblaðið
http://www.centrum.is/mbl/
Web Sense (Björk’s Web Server)
http://www.centrum.is/bjork/
Bóksala stúdenta
http://www.centrum.is/unibooks/
Háskóli íslands
http://www.rhi.hi.is
Háskóli íslands - Library and Information Science Programme
http://www.rhi.hi.is/'-anne/
Hafrannsóknastofnun/Directorate of Fisheries
http://www.hafro.is/welcome.e.html
VIÐAUKIII:
Nokkur alþjóðlegpóstfóng tengd bókasafhsfrœði
Póstlistar — Listservs
PUBLIB
LM_NET
STUMPERS-L
LIBADMIN
LIBREF-L
PUBYAC
listserv@nysernet.org
listserv@suvm.syr.edu
STUMPERS-L@CRF.CUIS.EDU
listserv@umab.bitnet
listserv@kentvm.bitnet
listserv@nysernet.org
Gopbers
LC MARVEL (Library of Congress Gopher)
gopher marvel.loc.gov
PORTICO (The British Library Gopher)
gopher portico.bl.uk
BUBL (Bulletin Board for Libraries)
gopher bubl.bath.ac.uk
American Library Association
gopher gopher.uic.edu
IFLA (International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions)
gopher python.konbib.nl
Go M-Link (University of Michigan Libraries)
gopher mlink.hh.lib.umich.edu
National Library of Canada Gopher
gopher gopher.nlc-bnc.ca
Australian National University Library Gopher
gopher info.anu.edu.au
National Library of Medicine Gopher
gopher gopher.nlm.nih.gov
Síður á Veraldarvefnum
Exploring the World Wide Web: A Guide to Cyberspace
http://www.eit.com/web/www.guide/
University of Waterloo Electronic Library, Canada
http://www.lib.uwaterloo.ca/
Smoky Hill High School Library, Colorado, USA
http://smokywww.ccsd.kl2.co.us/Department/Departmentl l.html
University of Virginia Library, USA
http://www.lib.virginia.edu/
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