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AGAiNST THE GRAiN
TABLE OF CONTENTS
v.20 #3 June 2008 © Katina Strauch
ISSUES, NEWS, & GOINGS ON
Letters to the Editor............................ 6
Deadlines .............................................. 6
FEATURES
The Google Effect – Part 2
Guest Editors, Beth Bernhardt and Nathan Norris
The Google Effect – Part 2 ................. 1
Keeping the Enemy Close................. 38
by Beth Bernhardt and Nathan Norris
Kinda Just Like Google .................... 18
Presence and Variety of Search Options on
Library Homepages by Jimmy Ghaphery,
Susan Teague-Rector, and Sam Byrd — The
future of library search may rest outside of the
native interface or even the library homepage.
The 21st Century Searcher............... 22
How the Growth of Search Engines Affected
the Redesign of EBSCOhost by Michael
Gorrell — If a site is overly complex, foreign, or
“clunky,” users will move on to something that’s
easier, even if it doesn’t have the “best” material.
Giggling Over Google ....................... 28
Using Google Docs and Google Custom Search
Engines for Web 2.0 i nformation Literacy
Practices by Lilia Murray — Perhaps the greatest
reward is that Google Docs and Custom Search
Engines make teaching and learning more fun.
Original Proposal .............................. 34
Developing a Business Library Collection
in the Age of Google by Nathan Rupp —
Libraries (...truncated)