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Main Authors: Markuson, Barbara Evans, And Others
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1971
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED058917
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author Markuson, Barbara Evans
And Others
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And Others
Markuson, Barbara Evans
And Others
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contents Automation and the Federal Library Community. Markuson, Barbara Evans And Others Data Processing Government Libraries Information Retrieval Library Automation Library Planning Library Services Library Surveys The third phase of a four-phase program developed by the Federal Library Committee Task Force on Library Automation in conjunction with its overall objective of reviewing and reporting upon the status of automation in Federal libraries is reported. The first phase of the overall program appraised the current activities in library automation and identified major trends. The second phase involved a series of studies reporting on the history and development of selected Federal library automation projects. The third phase, reported here, had three goals: (1) study and define library operations susceptible to automation; (2) survey and describe in meaningful terms, the current techniques of automation which are potentially useful in library applications and (3) establish criteria for making determinations as to feasibility, functions to be automated, types of hardware and software to be used, internal and external services, and extent of involvement with other systems. The three major tasks of this phase were: (1) a survey of the Federal library community, (2) preparation of a handbook to guide Federal librarians in automation feasibility and planning and (3) preparation of a report summarizing the survey results, and automation findings, and presenting recommendations for phase four. (Author/NH)
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spellingShingle Automation and the Federal Library Community.
Markuson, Barbara Evans
And Others
Data Processing
Government Libraries
Information Retrieval
Library Automation
Library Planning
Library Services
Library Surveys
Automation and the Federal Library Community. Markuson, Barbara Evans And Others Data Processing Government Libraries Information Retrieval Library Automation Library Planning Library Services Library Surveys The third phase of a four-phase program developed by the Federal Library Committee Task Force on Library Automation in conjunction with its overall objective of reviewing and reporting upon the status of automation in Federal libraries is reported. The first phase of the overall program appraised the current activities in library automation and identified major trends. The second phase involved a series of studies reporting on the history and development of selected Federal library automation projects. The third phase, reported here, had three goals: (1) study and define library operations susceptible to automation; (2) survey and describe in meaningful terms, the current techniques of automation which are potentially useful in library applications and (3) establish criteria for making determinations as to feasibility, functions to be automated, types of hardware and software to be used, internal and external services, and extent of involvement with other systems. The three major tasks of this phase were: (1) a survey of the Federal library community, (2) preparation of a handbook to guide Federal librarians in automation feasibility and planning and (3) preparation of a report summarizing the survey results, and automation findings, and presenting recommendations for phase four. (Author/NH)
title Automation and the Federal Library Community.
topic Data Processing
Government Libraries
Information Retrieval
Library Automation
Library Planning
Library Services
Library Surveys
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED058917