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Autore principale: Young, John P.
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1975
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Accesso online:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED112904
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contents A Telephone Loop That Works. Young, John P. College Libraries Information Sources Interlibrary Loans Library Cooperation Library Materials Library Planning Library Surveys Program Descriptions Regional Libraries State Libraries Statewide Planning Telephone Communications Systems Use Studies An interlibrary loan telephone loop system operated by the Kansas City Regional Council for Higher Education libraries is briefly described. Chronological steps in establishing the loop are delineated, and early problems are identified. Expansion of the loop and special uses also are discussed. Conclusions about the operation and tips for others are given. Appendixes include the detailed original proposal, statistics on loop use, request forms and monthly report forms. (SK)
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spellingShingle A Telephone Loop That Works.
Young, John P.
College Libraries
Information Sources
Interlibrary Loans
Library Cooperation
Library Materials
Library Planning
Library Surveys
Program Descriptions
Regional Libraries
State Libraries
Statewide Planning
Telephone Communications Systems
Use Studies
A Telephone Loop That Works. Young, John P. College Libraries Information Sources Interlibrary Loans Library Cooperation Library Materials Library Planning Library Surveys Program Descriptions Regional Libraries State Libraries Statewide Planning Telephone Communications Systems Use Studies An interlibrary loan telephone loop system operated by the Kansas City Regional Council for Higher Education libraries is briefly described. Chronological steps in establishing the loop are delineated, and early problems are identified. Expansion of the loop and special uses also are discussed. Conclusions about the operation and tips for others are given. Appendixes include the detailed original proposal, statistics on loop use, request forms and monthly report forms. (SK)
title A Telephone Loop That Works.
topic College Libraries
Information Sources
Interlibrary Loans
Library Cooperation
Library Materials
Library Planning
Library Surveys
Program Descriptions
Regional Libraries
State Libraries
Statewide Planning
Telephone Communications Systems
Use Studies
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED112904