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Main Author:	Duchac, Kenneth F.
Format:	Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:	en
Published:	1968
Subjects:	Automation Book Catalogs Cataloging Centralization Costs Financial Support Legislation Library Acquisition Library Cooperation Library Networks Library Technical Processes Personnel Needs Public Libraries
Online Access:	https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED023437
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Overview of the Cost of Acquiring, Cataloging, and Processing Library Materials at the Tucson Public Library.
by: Bierman, Kenneth J.
Published: (1980)

CENTRALIZED PROCESSING FOR THE PUBLIC LIBRARIES OF NEW YORK STATE, A SURVEY CONDUCTED FOR THE NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY.
Published: (1966)

The Feasibility of Further Centralizing the Technical Processing Operations of the Public Libraries of New York City; a Survey Conducted for the Brooklyn Public Library, the New York Public Library and the Queens Borough Public Library.
Published: (1966)

An Investigation of More Effective Means of Organization and Utilization of the Nashville Union Catalog.
by: Gleaves, Edwin S., et al.
Published: (1970)

AACR 2 and New York Libraries.
Published: (1981)

Library Technical Processes Procedures, Second Edition.
by: Perkins, John W., et al.
Published: (1972)

The Case of Tanzania Library Services.
by: Kaungamno, Ezekiel E.
Published: (1985)

An Evaluation of the Utility and Cost of Computerized Library Catalogs. Final Report.
by: Dolby, J.L., et al.
Published: (1968)

Application of International Standard Book Numbers (ISBN) in Libraries
by: Neubauer, Karl Wilhelm, et al.
Published: (1974)

Administrative and Bibliographic Uses of COM (Computer Output Microfilm) in an Academic Library.
by: Gillham, Virginia, et al.
Published: (1976)

Outsourcing: Newman Library, Baruch College/CUNY.
by: Duchin, Douglas
Published: (1998)

PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIRST TEXAS CONFERENCE ON LIBRARY MECHANIZATION (AUSTIN, MARCH 23-24, 1966). MONOGRAPH NO. 6.
by: CORBIN, JOHN B., ED.
Published: (1966)

UCLA Working Group on Public Catalogs. Final Report.
by: Aroeste, Jean, et al.
Published: (1976)

SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA PROCESSING CENTER FEASIBILITY STUDY. FINAL REPORT. PENNSYLVANIA STATE LIBRARY MONOGRAPH NO. 4.
by: VANN, SARAH K.
Published: (1967)

Library Cooperation Practices of University Libraries in Ghana.
by: Alemna, A. A., et al.
Published: (1990)

Theatre Librarianship. Occasional Publications Series Number Ten.
by: Johnston, A. M.
Published: (1979)

Staffing Technical Services in 1995.
by: Hill, Janet Swan
Published: (1988)

From Cutter to Computer: Technical Services in Academic and Research Libraries, 1876-1976
by: Tuttle, Helen W.
Published: (1976)

Feasibility of Indicating the Location of Reference Materials in the Card Catalog in the Wayne State University Library System. Technical Paper No. 8.
by: Bugg, Louise
Published: (1976)

Alternative Physical Forms for Library Catalogs: Card, Book, Microform, On-Line. A Working Paper Prepared for the Subcommittee on the Future of the Catalogs.
by: Nozik, Barbara A.
Published: (1974)

Attempts to Deal with the "Crisis in Cataloging" at the Library of Congress in the 1940's.
by: Yee, Martha M.
Published: (1987)

Library Materials: Selection and Processing.
by: Freeman, Michael, et al.
Published: (1979)

Book Processing Alternatives for the Libraries of the South Central Region of Ontario.
by: Bowron, Albert
Published: (1974)

Automation in Libraries; Papers Presented at the C.A.C.U.L. Workshop on Library Automation (University of British Columbia, Vancouver, April 10-12, 1967).
Published: (1967)

Processing Department of the Library of Congress; Organization and Functions.
Published: (1975)

Feasibility of School and College Library Processing through Public Library Systems in New York State. A Report for the New York State Library.
Published: (1966)

The Tehran Book Processing Centre.
by: Harvey, John F.
Published: (1971)

Technical Processing Monographs and Serials. RDU-75-08.
by: Drake, Miriam
Published: (1975)

Microcomputers as On-Line Catalogs in Special Libraries.
by: Faust, Julia B.
Published: (1986)

Personnel Savings Through Computerized Library Systems
by: Atkinson, Hugh C.
Published: (1975)

Library Catalogs: Their Preservation and Maintenance by Photographic and Automated Techniques.
by: Henderson, James W., Ed., et al.
Published: (1968)

Cost Analysis of an Automated and Manual Cataloging and Book Processing System.
by: Druschel, Joselyn
Published: (1981)

The Processing Department of the Library of Congress in 1970
by: Welsh, William J.
Published: (1971)

Video, Cable Television and Public Libraries
by: Genova, B. K. L.
Published: (1978)

Acquisitions and Cataloging in Yugoslav National Libraries
by: Grant, R. S.
Published: (1973)

Division of the University of Oregon Library Catalog
by: Kemp, Elaine A.
Published: (1976)

Proposal to Fund the Establishment of a Computer Based Library Service Utility in British Columbia.
Published: (1980)

An Experiment in Outsourcing at the College of Charleston Libraries.
by: Bielsky, Katherine
Published: (1997)

Shared Cataloguing. Part I. The National Programme for Acquisitions and Cataloguing in the United States of America
by: Liebaers, Herman
Published: (1970)

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