research overview
- Associate Professor Jobe's current work focuses on instruction in the use of information from the U.S. federal government, state government and international organizations.
- Contact Info
Jobe, Margaret M (Peggy)
Positions
- Assoc Professor Emerita/Emeritus, University Libraries
Research Areas
Research
keywords
- United States Government information, international organizations
Publications
selected publications
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chapter
- International Documents. 165-184. 2014
- Scientific and Technical Information 2011
- The Role of Libraries in Providing Curricular Support and Curricular Integration for Distance Learning Courses. Advances in Librarianship. 239-267. 1999
- Education Resources. 55-62. 1997
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journal article
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Collecting law and medical titles for general academic collections: what use statistics can tell us.
Collection Building.
140-145.
2009
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Use and non-use of Choice-reviewed titles in undergraduate libraries.
The Journal of Academic Librarianship.
295-304.
2008
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Do reviews matter? An analysis of usage and holdings of Choice-reviewed titles within a consortium.
The Journal of Academic Librarianship.
639-646.
2007
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Going Local.
Reference Librarian.
257-276.
2006
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Native Americans and the US Census: A brief historical survey.
Government Information Quarterly: an international journal of information technology management, policies, and practices.
66-80.
2004
- Another casualty. Library journal. 54-58. 2003
- What a difference a year makes. Library journal. 60-64. 2002
- Government information at a crossroads. Library journal. 62-66. 2001
- The Serial Maze. 42-43. 2000
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The power of information: The example of the US toxics release inventory.
Government Information Quarterly: an international journal of information technology management, policies, and practices.
287-295.
1999
- Guidelines on Web Accessibility for the Disabled. 45-46. 1999
- Publishing on the web: Creating a Local Reference Tool. Library Hi Tech. 63-74. 1999
- Providing Reference Service for Government Information in an Electronic Environment. 18-23. 1998
- What’s in a Name: From Birth to Death and In Between. 19-21. 1998
- Framed, Shocked and Other Net Horror Stories. 36-38. 1997
- Keeping Up With the Internet. 40-41. 1995
- Researching Countries on the Internet 1995
- What’s MIME is Yours. 19-22. 1994
- A New National Interlibrary Loan Code. 42-43. 1993
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Collecting law and medical titles for general academic collections: what use statistics can tell us.
Collection Building.
140-145.
2009
Background
education and training
- M.A., University of Denver 1985
- B.A., University of Colorado Boulder 1973