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Butler, Brett – Bulletin of the American Society for Information Science, 1983
Addresses the dilemma faced by libraries as the success of public online access catalogs results in an increasing budget obligation over which the library has no control if it is to continue to provide the service. Issues discussed include budget transfers, budget increases, subsidies, and user fees. (EJS)
Descriptors: Budgets, Costs, Fees, Library Automation
Fosdick, Howard – Wilson Library Bulletin, 1984
Responses to librarians' questions about library microcomputers cover simple applications to be used by staff with little experience, minimizing risk factor, choosing a microcomputer, hardware obsolescence, uses of mainframes and minicomputers, capacity planning for microcomputers, security of library's data, copyrighted software, and future use…
Descriptors: Computer Oriented Programs, Guidelines, Library Automation, Library Equipment
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Lisowski, Andrew; Sessions, Judith – Library Hi Tech, 1984
Discussion of using vendors for retrospective conversion of library catalogs rather than in-house projects highlights reasons to consider vendors, four conversion methodologies, and vendor selection criteria (database, non-matches, local data, accuracy, charging, schedule, product delivery time, local system compatibility, MARC format, impact on…
Descriptors: Cataloging, Library Automation, Library Catalogs, Library Planning
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Koenig, Michael – Library Hi Tech, 1984
This article examines fiber optic technology, explains some of the key terminology, and speculates about the way fiber optics will change our world. Applications of fiber optics to library systems in three major areas--linkage of a number of mainframe computers, local area networks, and main trunk communications--are highlighted. (EJS)
Descriptors: Futures (of Society), Information Networks, Library Automation, Library Science
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Wehmeyer, Lillian M. – Library Resources and Technical Services, 1976
Six retrieval systems have been identified which attempt to analyze materials with respect to their instructional uses. However, a comprehensive cataloging system for adaptive education will not be developed until the expertise of library catalogers is applied to the task. (Author)
Descriptors: Cataloging, Childrens Literature, Information Retrieval, Learning Resources Centers
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Brownrigg, Edwin Blake; Bruer, J. Michael – Library Trends, 1976
Problems, issues, and alternatives in designing individual, stand alone systems for servicing selected library operations, with emphasis on problems of integrating these with major automated systems, a new mode of operation called coupling, and strategies for dealing with large amounts of retrospective data. (Author/LS)
Descriptors: Computers, Evaluation, Information Storage, Interaction
Coing, Marga – 1999
For a library to function effectively, it is essential that it fosters an open management style, which encourages communication of ideas and objectives both within the library itself and, by example, in other elements in the overall administration of which the library is a part. This paper describes the improvement in morale, efficiency, and…
Descriptors: Change Strategies, Foreign Countries, Library Administration, Library Automation
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Hopkins, Judith – Library Resources and Technical Services, 1973
The Ohio College Library Center (OCLC) is a regional library network. It provides catalog cards tailored to the requirements of its fifty-three member libraries via an on-line shared cataloging system. (2 references) (Author/RS)
Descriptors: Cataloging, Computers, Library Automation, Library Cooperation
Kissane, William J.; Stack, Hugh J. – College and University Business, 1974
Thanks to a new, automated circulation system and a machine-readable campus ID card which doubles as a library card, the University of Connecticut library has made it easier and faster for its patrons to find and borrow books and it has gained tighter administrative control over circulation as well. (Author)
Descriptors: Facility Improvement, Facility Planning, Higher Education, Libraries
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van Halm, Joh – Special Libraries, 1972
Mechanization has been introduced in the preparation of UDC and alphabetical indexes using a KWIC Program to access directly documentation files. A special feature of the system is that the KWIC serial number equals the program sorting number equals the encoded UDC form equals the storage or shelving number. (9 references) (Author/NH)
Descriptors: Classification, Documentation, Indexes, Information Retrieval
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Morey, Thomas – Special Libraries, 1972
Descriptors: Cataloging, Centralization, Computer Programs, Industry
Shera, Jesse H. – American Libraries, 1972
The accomplishments of the last twenty years in documentation, automation, information retrieval, and the incipient information science have been impressive, but much more remains to be learned. (25 references) (Author)
Descriptors: Chronicles, Documentation, Information Retrieval, Information Science
Clapp, Verner W. – American Libraries, 1972
The Library Technology Program is an attempt to meet one of the great challenges to improved library service -- the application of new technology to library operations. (20 references) (SJ)
Descriptors: Chronicles, Libraries, Library Automation, Library Services
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Blakely, Florence – RQ, 1971
Reference librarians must, if they hope to survive, retool in preparation for becoming the interface between the patron and computer-based information systems. This involves sharpening the interview technique and understanding where to plug into the information flow process. (4 references) (Author)
Descriptors: Library Automation, Library Collections, Library Instruction, Library Services
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Hudson, Judith A. – Library Resources and Technical Services, 1970
Keyword searches in title statement and subject headings retrieved more relevant references than search by LC or Dewey class numbers or by scanning the Dewey class numbers for area codes. An analysis of false drops was made to determine how the search strategy could be improved. (Author/NH)
Descriptors: Cataloging, Classification, Computer Programs, Keywords
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