Mechanized Information Services in the University Library--Introduction and Summary. Final Report on Mechanized Information Services in the University Library. Phase I - Planning. Part 1.

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Main Author:	Hayes, R. M.
Format:	Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:	en
Published:	1967
Subjects:	Automation College Libraries Computers Conferences Information Centers Information Services Information Sources Information Storage Information Systems Library Services Networks Reference Services Technology
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contents	Mechanized Information Services in the University Library--Introduction and Summary. Final Report on Mechanized Information Services in the University Library. Phase I - Planning. Part 1. Hayes, R. M. Automation College Libraries Computers Conferences Information Centers Information Services Information Sources Information Storage Information Systems Library Services Networks Reference Services Technology Under funding from the National Science Foundation, the Institute of Library Research of the University of California (Los Angeles) has carried out a study of mechanized information services in the university library" The basic premise of the study is that magnetic tape data bases are becoming available from a variety of national sources and that they are a form of data which university libraries will begin to acquire. The purpose of the study was to explore the validity of the premise and define some of its consequences. The results of the study have been prepared as a final report, consisting of thirteen parts (LI 000 494-LI 000 506). The first part is the "Introduction and Summary". It presents, as the context within which to view the study, a projection of the role which mechanization will plau in the university library and the pace at which it will develop over the next ten to fifteen years. Within that context it then discusses the issues--policy as well as technical--raised by mechanized information services in the university library. For each issue, the approach taken to study of it is described and the results (as reported in other parts of the report) are summarized. (Author)
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spellingShingle	Mechanized Information Services in the University Library--Introduction and Summary. Final Report on Mechanized Information Services in the University Library. Phase I - Planning. Part 1. Hayes, R. M. Automation College Libraries Computers Conferences Information Centers Information Services Information Sources Information Storage Information Systems Library Services Networks Reference Services Technology Mechanized Information Services in the University Library--Introduction and Summary. Final Report on Mechanized Information Services in the University Library. Phase I - Planning. Part 1. Hayes, R. M. Automation College Libraries Computers Conferences Information Centers Information Services Information Sources Information Storage Information Systems Library Services Networks Reference Services Technology Under funding from the National Science Foundation, the Institute of Library Research of the University of California (Los Angeles) has carried out a study of mechanized information services in the university library" The basic premise of the study is that magnetic tape data bases are becoming available from a variety of national sources and that they are a form of data which university libraries will begin to acquire. The purpose of the study was to explore the validity of the premise and define some of its consequences. The results of the study have been prepared as a final report, consisting of thirteen parts (LI 000 494-LI 000 506). The first part is the "Introduction and Summary". It presents, as the context within which to view the study, a projection of the role which mechanization will plau in the university library and the pace at which it will develop over the next ten to fifteen years. Within that context it then discusses the issues--policy as well as technical--raised by mechanized information services in the university library. For each issue, the approach taken to study of it is described and the results (as reported in other parts of the report) are summarized. (Author)
title	Mechanized Information Services in the University Library--Introduction and Summary. Final Report on Mechanized Information Services in the University Library. Phase I - Planning. Part 1.
topic	Automation College Libraries Computers Conferences Information Centers Information Services Information Sources Information Storage Information Systems Library Services Networks Reference Services Technology
url	https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED023412

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