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The copyright for both the electronic and printed versions of this report is held by De Montfort University, 1997.

Early impact of eLib Activities on Cultural Change in Higher Education was prepared for the Supporting Studies programme area of the Electronic Libraries Programme (eLib). The project was funded by The Higher Education Funding Councils for England Scotland and Wales and the Department for Education Northern Ireland through the Council on Electronic Information (CEI), a sub-committee of the Joint Information Systems Committee.

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Author biographies

CLARE DAVIES is currently performing research at De Montfort University (Milton Keynes), and at Loughborough University. She has extensive experience of academic research, consultancy and training in the psychological, socio-organisational and ergonomic aspects of information systems and their use.
Email: ccdavies@primex.co.uk , C.C.Davies@lboro.ac.uk

MATTHEW HALL is currently a research student at the Open University's Faculty of Technology. Until recently he was a Research Fellow at De Montfort University, where he worked on an ESRC-funded study into patent information use by small and medium-sized enterprises.
Email: Matthew.Hall@open.ac.uk

CHARLES OPPENHEIM has recently been appointed Professor of Information Science at Loughborough University, having previously been Professor of Electronic Library Research at De Montfort University. He has published widely on copyright and intellectual property rights.
Email: C.Oppenheim@lboro.ac.uk

ALISON SCAMMELL is an Information Management Consultant with wide experience of the information industry. Her current research, based at Loughborough University, is examining the information needs of teleworkers.
Email: alison@zayin.demon.co.uk

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