Do-it-Yourself Computer Searching:: Launching an Educational Program for the End User Searcher: Medical Reference Services Quarterly: Vol 4, No 2

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Many new microcomputer users are looking to libraries and librarians for assistance in getting started with online searching. The authors describe the objectives and content of an initial presentation on do-it-yourself online searching given to interested patrons at the J. Hillis Miller Health Center Library. The future role of the health sciences librarian in the education of end user searchers is discussed.

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