ContentsIntroduction--Librarians on the Internet I. Introducing Internet Services , Getting Started on the Net , Gopher Searching Using VERONICA , How to Use VERONICA to Find Information on the Internet , The Internet Gopher: A Reference Tool , II. Selected Sources on the Internet , Geoscience Resources on the Internet , Economic and Statistical Information on the Internet , Science Resources on the Internet , A Virtual Library for Librarians: JANET?s Bulletin Board for Libraries , Texas Woman?s University and White House Communications on the Internet , III. Internet?s Impact on Reference Services , The Impact of the Internet on Communication Among Reference Librarians , The Internet and Reference Librarians: A Question of Leadership , MOOving Towards a Virtual Reference Service , A New Challenge for Intermediary-Client Communication: The Electronic Network , Internexus: A Partnership for Internet Instruction , Internet In-Service Training at the University of New Mexico General Library , IV. Evaluating Internet Sources , The Internet as a Reference and Research Tool: A Model for Educators , NREN Update, 1993: Washington Policy , Evaluating Physical Science Reference Sources on the Internet , V. Progress With the Internet , Developing a Campus-Wide Information System Using the Gopher Protocol: A Study of Collection Development and Classification Issues , The First Mile Down Internet 1: Development, Training, and Reference Issues in the Use of an X Windows Interface for Internet Access , Providing and Accessing Information via the Internet: The Georgetown Catalogue of Projects in Electronic Text , The Nevada Academic Libraries Information System: An Application of Internet Services , MIME and Electronic Reference Services , The Internet
