[WEB4LIB] Online live reference services

[Sloan, Bernie]

Karen's request reminded me of something I've been meaning to ask for
awhile. If your library offers online reference services (chat, video,
e-mail, Web form, synchronous, asynchronous, I'm not picky about the
medium), do you have links to this service from any non-library Web pages? 

Here's an example. At a college or university, it's relatively common to see
a link to an "ask-a-librarian" service on the library's home page. But do
any academic libraries have an "ask-a-librarian" link on other campus Web
sites/pages? The institution's home page? Departmental Web sites? Sites that
students need to go to on a regular basis?

Thanks!

Bernie Sloan

-----Original Message-----
From: Karen G. Schneider [mailto:kgs at bluehighways.com]
Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2000 7:19 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list
Subject: [WEB4LIB] Online live reference services


For an upcoming column in American Libraries, I'm discussing online, live,
librarian-delivered reference services.  If you're providing these services
I'd like to hear from you (I've heard from LSSI, which is developing a
service to sell to libraries).   Please email me personally at
kgs at bluehighways.com .

Karen G. Schneider kgs at bluehighways.com
Assistant Director of Technology
Shenendehowa Public Library, Clifton Park, NY
http://www.shenpublib.org