Neal-Schuman Internet policy handbook for libraries

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface = ⅴ
• Acknowledgments = ⅸ
• 1 The Policy Development Process = 1
• When Should Policies Be Written and Adopted? = 1
• What Should Policies Cover? = 2
• Who Should Develop and Write Policies? = 4
• What's the Difference between Policy and Procedure? = 5
• How Should the Public Be Made Aware of Internet Policies? = 6
• 2 Linking the Internet to the Library's Mission = 9
• How Can a Library's Internet Policy Reflect Its Mission? = 10
• What Values Should the Policy Articulate? = 12
• 3 Physical Location and Access Considerations = 19
• How Can Logistical Arrangements Help Implement Policy? = 19
• Who Can Use the Internet? = 24
• How Do Libraries Implement Scheduled Use Policies? = 27
• What Special Access Considerations Affect Academic Libraries? = 29
• What about Children and Young Adults? = 31
• Are Acknowledgment Forms Helpful? = 35
• 4 Defining Acceptable Use = 39
• What Is Acceptable Use? = 39
• Can Libraries Restrict Access to Internet Content? = 41
• Are Interactive Internet Services Acceptable Uses? = 42
• Should Libraries Provide E-mail Services? = 44
• Is Telnet an Acceptable Use? = 45
• Can the Library's Internet Connection Be Used to Conduct Commercial Business? = 46
• What about File, Disk, and Directory Access? = 47
• How Have Libraries Written Acceptable-Use Policies? = 50
• 5 Prohibited Uses and Their Consequences = 59
• What Uses Have Libraries Prohibited? = 60
• Should Patrons Have to Sign an Acceptable-Use Statement? = 66
• What Are the Consequences of Unacceptable Use? = 66
• How Have Libraries Incorporated Unacceptable Uses into Their Policy Statements? = 67
• 6 Filtering Considerations = 75
• What Considerations Should Inform the Filtering Decision? = 76
• What's the Difference between Filtering and Materials Selection? = 79
• What Are the Choices? = 80
• How Does Filtering Software Work? = 82
• What Alternatives to Filtering Do Libraries Use? = 86
• How Can Policy Statements Reflect Filtering Choices? = 94
• How Does Filtering Policy Work in the Real World? = 96
• 7 Guided Use and Library Policy = 101
• Should Policy Impact Guided Use? = 102
• What Kinds of Guidance Do Libraries Offer? = 104
• 8 Web Publishing Policies = 115
• What Should a Web Publishing Policy Include? = 116
• 9 Next Steps : After the Policy Is Written = 131
• Appendices
• A Sample Internet Policies = 133
• Public Library Policies = 133
• Academic Library Policies = 144
• School Library Policies = 159
• B National and State Library Association Policies = 167
• American Library Association Policies = 168
• State Library Association Policies = 185
• C Internet Policy Checklist = 193
• D Loudoun County Court Case Memorandum Opinion = 197
• Index = 217