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1978
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| author | Costello, Timothy W. |
| author_facet | Costello, Timothy W. Costello, Timothy W. |
| collection | Education Resources Information Center |
| contents | Resource Sharing in New York State's Library Systems: A User's Perspective. Response prepared by Frances Clark. Costello, Timothy W. Libraries Library Cooperation Library Networks Library Services Library Technical Processes Needs Assessment Regional Cooperation Regional Planning Shared Services State Aid User Satisfaction (Information) In order to provide users with increased access to information and recreational materials, all libraries should be included in shared resource planning with the state providing incentive funding. The State Education Department would encompass all libraries, museums, botanical, and zoological entities to promote cooperative, imaginative library use. The state should be organized in library regions, establishing a network to increase access. Cross system possibilities include: (1) joining school and public libraries, although resource interchange rather than combination might prove more beneficial; (2) community access to university libraries; (3) cross-registration; (4) cooperative technical processing, further expedited by advanced technology; and (5) the development of a complete union catalog. Libraries could match hours with user needs and develop programs of operations research. Obstacles to regional development include jurisdictional questions, possible impeding laws, and scarcity of funds. (Author/MBR) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1978 |
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| spellingShingle | Resource Sharing in New York State's Library Systems: A User's Perspective. Response prepared by Frances Clark. Costello, Timothy W. Libraries Library Cooperation Library Networks Library Services Library Technical Processes Needs Assessment Regional Cooperation Regional Planning Shared Services State Aid User Satisfaction (Information) Resource Sharing in New York State's Library Systems: A User's Perspective. Response prepared by Frances Clark. Costello, Timothy W. Libraries Library Cooperation Library Networks Library Services Library Technical Processes Needs Assessment Regional Cooperation Regional Planning Shared Services State Aid User Satisfaction (Information) In order to provide users with increased access to information and recreational materials, all libraries should be included in shared resource planning with the state providing incentive funding. The State Education Department would encompass all libraries, museums, botanical, and zoological entities to promote cooperative, imaginative library use. The state should be organized in library regions, establishing a network to increase access. Cross system possibilities include: (1) joining school and public libraries, although resource interchange rather than combination might prove more beneficial; (2) community access to university libraries; (3) cross-registration; (4) cooperative technical processing, further expedited by advanced technology; and (5) the development of a complete union catalog. Libraries could match hours with user needs and develop programs of operations research. Obstacles to regional development include jurisdictional questions, possible impeding laws, and scarcity of funds. (Author/MBR) |
| title | Resource Sharing in New York State's Library Systems: A User's Perspective. Response prepared by Frances Clark. |
| topic | Libraries Library Cooperation Library Networks Library Services Library Technical Processes Needs Assessment Regional Cooperation Regional Planning Shared Services State Aid User Satisfaction (Information) |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED163900 |