A selection of reviews of various free software packages used or explored by the HCC Libraries in our attempt to improve service to distance education students.

Co-written with B. C. Havens, this paper details the path that the Houston Community College System Libraries have taken in their attempt to provide library services to distance education students. Published in the Volume 2, Issue 3 of The Journal of Library and Information Services in Distance Learning.

This paper was originally submitted to Brooke Sheldon, Lisa Hussey, and Denise Mogge to satisfy the course requirements of IRLS 588 at the University of Arizona’s School of Information Resources and Library Science in the Winter of 2001. The effort to understand and account for the varying styles of leadership, and the effectiveness of each […]

This paper was originally submitted to Prof. Charles Seavey to satisfy the course requirements of IRLS 500 at the University of Arizona’s School of Information Resources and Library Science in the Spring of 2000. It is generally understood that the structure and content of the Dewey Decimal Classification scheme reflect and reveal the deep biases […]