End user training for CD‐ROM Medline: a survey of UK medical school libraries

Abstract

CD‐ROM is an increasingly successful consumer product. The market is at present going through an experimental period with new openings being sought for specialised products, particularly in the business and financial sectors. The development of CD‐ROM products will undoubtedly be market led, becoming integrated into an end user's working environment rather than being set aside as a separate resource. Consideration of how to train end users to perform successful searches on CD‐ROM databases will become increasingly important as the market for such products grows.

Citation

Steele, A. and Tseng, G. (1992), "End user training for CD‐ROM Medline: a survey of UK medical school libraries", Program: electronic library and information systems, Vol. 26 No. 1, pp. 55-61. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb047104