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Review Another firstclass work from the stable of the Scarecrow Press. Libr. Ass. Rec. 97, (12) December 1995This is a lively and stimulating work which enhances the continuing reputation for excellence of Scarecrow. Its theme may be rural, but its concerns are for us all. Reference Reviews...the papers provide a good synthesis of the issues surrounding rural access to the Internet...and the key role that librarians can (and must) play. Australian Library JournalRecommended reading for librarians responsible for the delivery of public library services in rural Australia. Aplis Product Description Public and school libraries are increasingly providing access to important new information resources for local communities through the Internet. Published here is key information from the Internetworking Rural Libraries Institute, a model national educational program in electronic networking designed for leaders of public and school library personnel. State and local policy makers will benefit from uptodate knowledge on telecommunications access, costs, and legal implications. Experts provide guidance on a range of topics dealing with the Internet and electronic resources and describe the experience they gained implementing and using specific resources for the public. About the Author Judith J. Senkevitch and Dietmar Wolfram are both Assistant Professors at the School of Library and Information Science at the University of WisconsinMilwaukee.
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