TRIAL: Producing Media Catalogs.

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Autor principal: McWeeney, Mark G.
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 1974
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author McWeeney, Mark G.
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contents TRIAL: Producing Media Catalogs. McWeeney, Mark G. Catalogs Guides Information Retrieval Library Automation Media Specialists Online Systems TRIAL (Technique for Retrieving Information from Abstracts of Literature) is an information storage and retrieval system which can be used by school media specialists to produce indexes of non-print materials. This manual provides a step by step approach for media specialists to automate their non-print holdings. These procedures can also be applied to all materials which require bibliographic control or file efficiency. Instructions are provided for building TRIAL on nine levels of information, how to create a permanent file, how to retrieve an index on each and every level, and how to search the data base. Although only batch processing is explained in this manual, TRIAL can also be manipulated on-line. (Author/AWP)
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spellingShingle TRIAL: Producing Media Catalogs.
McWeeney, Mark G.
Catalogs
Guides
Information Retrieval
Library Automation
Media Specialists
Online Systems
TRIAL: Producing Media Catalogs. McWeeney, Mark G. Catalogs Guides Information Retrieval Library Automation Media Specialists Online Systems TRIAL (Technique for Retrieving Information from Abstracts of Literature) is an information storage and retrieval system which can be used by school media specialists to produce indexes of non-print materials. This manual provides a step by step approach for media specialists to automate their non-print holdings. These procedures can also be applied to all materials which require bibliographic control or file efficiency. Instructions are provided for building TRIAL on nine levels of information, how to create a permanent file, how to retrieve an index on each and every level, and how to search the data base. Although only batch processing is explained in this manual, TRIAL can also be manipulated on-line. (Author/AWP)
title TRIAL: Producing Media Catalogs.
topic Catalogs
Guides
Information Retrieval
Library Automation
Media Specialists
Online Systems
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED152303