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| Format: | Recurso educativo Open Access |
| Language: | en |
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1969
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| author | Overmyer, LaVahn |
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| contents | Library Automation: A Critical Review. Overmyer, LaVahn Automation Cataloging Library Education Library Planning Library Research Library Technical Processes Networks This report has two main purposes: (1) To give an account of the use of automation in selected libraries throughout the country and in the development of networks; and (2) To discuss some of the fundamental considerations relevant to automation and the implications for library education, library research and the library profession. The first part of the report traces the development of automation in libraries and discusses in detail the work going on in more than twenty selected libraries. In addition, briefer accounts are given for a number of other libraries and cooperative projects. The second part is concerned with factors that must be taken into account in planning and developing automated systems and networks and the implications of automation for library education, library research, and the library profession. (Author) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
| id | eric_ED034107 |
| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1969 |
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| spellingShingle | Library Automation: A Critical Review. Overmyer, LaVahn Automation Cataloging Library Education Library Planning Library Research Library Technical Processes Networks Library Automation: A Critical Review. Overmyer, LaVahn Automation Cataloging Library Education Library Planning Library Research Library Technical Processes Networks This report has two main purposes: (1) To give an account of the use of automation in selected libraries throughout the country and in the development of networks; and (2) To discuss some of the fundamental considerations relevant to automation and the implications for library education, library research and the library profession. The first part of the report traces the development of automation in libraries and discusses in detail the work going on in more than twenty selected libraries. In addition, briefer accounts are given for a number of other libraries and cooperative projects. The second part is concerned with factors that must be taken into account in planning and developing automated systems and networks and the implications of automation for library education, library research, and the library profession. (Author) |
| title | Library Automation: A Critical Review. |
| topic | Automation Cataloging Library Education Library Planning Library Research Library Technical Processes Networks |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED034107 |