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Autori principali: Aroeste, Jean, And Others
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1976
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author Aroeste, Jean
And Others
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And Others
Aroeste, Jean
And Others
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contents UCLA Working Group on Public Catalogs. Final Report. Aroeste, Jean And Others Book Catalogs Cataloging College Libraries Costs Indexing Library Automation Library Catalogs Library Research Library Technical Processes Online Systems Research Libraries Though recent technological developments have promised solutions to the costly problems of expanding card catalogs and changing cataloging practices, at the University of California libraries the problems have been compounded by a desire to stay compatible with the changing conventions of the Library of Congress and by an increasingly stringent budget. The reports of three committees at the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) led to a decision in favor of the long-term goal of an on-line public catalog for all the UCLA libraries, with the intermediate goal of retaining the present public card catalogs until the on-line system is well established. This report reviews the essential criteria used to make that decision, including the advantages of the system, its relation to existing systems, problem areas, and costs. (EMH)
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spellingShingle UCLA Working Group on Public Catalogs. Final Report.
Aroeste, Jean
And Others
Book Catalogs
Cataloging
College Libraries
Costs
Indexing
Library Automation
Library Catalogs
Library Research
Library Technical Processes
Online Systems
Research Libraries
UCLA Working Group on Public Catalogs. Final Report. Aroeste, Jean And Others Book Catalogs Cataloging College Libraries Costs Indexing Library Automation Library Catalogs Library Research Library Technical Processes Online Systems Research Libraries Though recent technological developments have promised solutions to the costly problems of expanding card catalogs and changing cataloging practices, at the University of California libraries the problems have been compounded by a desire to stay compatible with the changing conventions of the Library of Congress and by an increasingly stringent budget. The reports of three committees at the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) led to a decision in favor of the long-term goal of an on-line public catalog for all the UCLA libraries, with the intermediate goal of retaining the present public card catalogs until the on-line system is well established. This report reviews the essential criteria used to make that decision, including the advantages of the system, its relation to existing systems, problem areas, and costs. (EMH)
title UCLA Working Group on Public Catalogs. Final Report.
topic Book Catalogs
Cataloging
College Libraries
Costs
Indexing
Library Automation
Library Catalogs
Library Research
Library Technical Processes
Online Systems
Research Libraries
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED121322