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What Do Community College Libraries Do with Electronic Resources?

Abstract One hundred fourteen community college libraries in the United States and Canada are surveyed for the organization of electronic resources within their home page and their cataloguing practice. The majority provide access to databases, ready reference, and their own catalogue both on their home page and within their web site. They do not usually provide links to electronic resources in the catalogue.