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contents Summary of the Federal Government Library Survey Report. Administration Administrative Organization Bilingualism Government Libraries Information Services Librarians Library Automation Library Collections Library Cooperation Library Services Library Surveys Library Technical Processes National Surveys Personnel Needs Program Improvement Questionnaires Statistical Data Tables (Data) Utilizing questionnaires, interviews, observations and the study of documents, four survey teams studied 193 federal libraries in Canada, excluding prison, hospital, and diplomatic post libraries. The four teams, consisting of government and nongovernment personnel, covered four topics: library organization and administration, staffing, collections, and services and systems. While many points of excellence were found, it was concluded that the quality of federal library services is uneven, new technology in not being utilized adequately, and there is a lack of coordination and communication between these libraries. In its 157 recommendations, the survey put forward a three-level plan to upgrade the system, including recommendations for improving the operating procedures of the individual libraries and proposals for a coordinated interdepartmental network of library and information services. Data on staffing in these libraries and the survey questionnaire responses are appended. (SL)
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spellingShingle Summary of the Federal Government Library Survey Report.
Administration
Administrative Organization
Bilingualism
Government Libraries
Information Services
Librarians
Library Automation
Library Collections
Library Cooperation
Library Services
Library Surveys
Library Technical Processes
National Surveys
Personnel Needs
Program Improvement
Questionnaires
Statistical Data
Tables (Data)
Summary of the Federal Government Library Survey Report. Administration Administrative Organization Bilingualism Government Libraries Information Services Librarians Library Automation Library Collections Library Cooperation Library Services Library Surveys Library Technical Processes National Surveys Personnel Needs Program Improvement Questionnaires Statistical Data Tables (Data) Utilizing questionnaires, interviews, observations and the study of documents, four survey teams studied 193 federal libraries in Canada, excluding prison, hospital, and diplomatic post libraries. The four teams, consisting of government and nongovernment personnel, covered four topics: library organization and administration, staffing, collections, and services and systems. While many points of excellence were found, it was concluded that the quality of federal library services is uneven, new technology in not being utilized adequately, and there is a lack of coordination and communication between these libraries. In its 157 recommendations, the survey put forward a three-level plan to upgrade the system, including recommendations for improving the operating procedures of the individual libraries and proposals for a coordinated interdepartmental network of library and information services. Data on staffing in these libraries and the survey questionnaire responses are appended. (SL)
title Summary of the Federal Government Library Survey Report.
topic Administration
Administrative Organization
Bilingualism
Government Libraries
Information Services
Librarians
Library Automation
Library Collections
Library Cooperation
Library Services
Library Surveys
Library Technical Processes
National Surveys
Personnel Needs
Program Improvement
Questionnaires
Statistical Data
Tables (Data)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED107228