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Main Author: Shaffer, Dale E.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1972
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED075054
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author Shaffer, Dale E.
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Shaffer, Dale E.
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contents The Filmstrip Collection: Complete Instructions on How to Process and Organize. Shaffer, Dale E. Audiovisual Aids Cataloging Classification Filing Filmstrips Library Acquisition Library Collections Library Technical Processes Nonprint Media This 25-page manual has been prepared to assist the librarian and audiovisual director in setting up a filmstrip collection. It contains all the information needed to organize a collection from start to finish - uses and advantages of filmstrips, sources, evaluation, cataloging and classification, filing rules, promotion, and equipment. Both the librarian and non-librarian will find this to be a practical guide for developing audio-visual resources. (Related documents are LI004289 and LI004291 through LI004293.) (Author)
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spellingShingle The Filmstrip Collection: Complete Instructions on How to Process and Organize.
Shaffer, Dale E.
Audiovisual Aids
Cataloging
Classification
Filing
Filmstrips
Library Acquisition
Library Collections
Library Technical Processes
Nonprint Media
The Filmstrip Collection: Complete Instructions on How to Process and Organize. Shaffer, Dale E. Audiovisual Aids Cataloging Classification Filing Filmstrips Library Acquisition Library Collections Library Technical Processes Nonprint Media This 25-page manual has been prepared to assist the librarian and audiovisual director in setting up a filmstrip collection. It contains all the information needed to organize a collection from start to finish - uses and advantages of filmstrips, sources, evaluation, cataloging and classification, filing rules, promotion, and equipment. Both the librarian and non-librarian will find this to be a practical guide for developing audio-visual resources. (Related documents are LI004289 and LI004291 through LI004293.) (Author)
title The Filmstrip Collection: Complete Instructions on How to Process and Organize.
topic Audiovisual Aids
Cataloging
Classification
Filing
Filmstrips
Library Acquisition
Library Collections
Library Technical Processes
Nonprint Media
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED075054