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Web-based OPACs: Between Tradition and Innovation.

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Moscoso, Purificacion; Ortiz-Repiso, Virginia – Information Technology and Libraries, 1999

Analyzes the change that Internet-based OPACs (Online Public Access Catalogs) have represented to the structure, administration, and maintenance of the catalogs, retrieval systems, and user interfaces. Examines the structure of databases and traditional principles that have governed systems development. Discusses repercussions of the application…

Descriptors: Access to Information, Change, Computer Interfaces, Computer System Design

The "New" NOTIS/LUIS Indexes.

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Veneziano, Velma – Information Technology and Libraries, 1989

Describes the implementation of a new set of indexes in the NOTIS/LUIS system that provide author, title, and subject access to bibliographic and authority records in the NOTIS/MARC format. The discussion covers index record structure and content, the design philosophy and process, and functions supported by the system. (Author/CLB)

Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Bibliographic Databases, Bibliographic Records, Computer System Design

What Is User Friendly? Papers presented at the Clinic on Library Applications of Data Processing (23rd, Urbana, Illinois, April 20-22, 1986).

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Lancaster, F. W., Ed. – 1987

The papers in this proceedings consider ways in which user friendly interface design may be used to make online systems in public and academic libraries easier to use, and thus more attractive to potential users. A short introduction by F. W. Lancaster is followed by nine papers: (1) "Linking the Unlinkable" (Michael Gorman); (2)…

Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Computer System Design, Higher Education, Information Retrieval