The Future Of Human Computer Interaction And Its Implications For Library Services
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This was my first presentation for my first MLS class, LI802. Essentially it was an introduction for non-techie, brand new MLS students about the need to understand technology and the changes it will bring not only in user expectations, but in information use as well.
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