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Surviving Information Overload: Lessons From the Reading Reluctance Research

The amount of information available has greatly increased in recent years. Research into reading reluctance, which shows that many would-be readers are overwhelmed by the sheer size of a library, is useful as a springboard for strategies for dealing with information overload, a problem when the information seeker is overwhelmed by the amount of information available. Suggestions are made as to how less able information users can be helped to develop skills and techniques that might enable them to survive and thrive in the information age.