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1. Verfasser: Howder, Murray L.
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Veröffentlicht: 1979
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contents The First Soviet-American Library Seminar: A Summary. Howder, Murray L. Comparative Analysis International Programs Library Administration Library Education Library Networks Library Planning Library Role Library Services National Libraries Program Descriptions Seminars The first Soviet-American Library Seminar provided general comparisons and contrasts, similarities and dissimilarities, between Soviet and American libraries, and stressed the differences in understanding library terms, the need for long-range planning, demographic changes and their effect on library services, and library automation. An introductory session outlined procedures to be observed and presented representatives of the host organizations. Opening presentations described the library as a "multimedia catalog of many civilizations" and praised the collaboration between the USSR and the United States in the library field, observing that such cooperation is within the terms of the Helsinki accord. During the formal afternoon sessions, Soviet delegates presented condensed versions of prepared papers and American reactors commented on each paper and asked questions drawn from prepared reactions. Afternoon presentations from the Soviet representatives discussed development and planning in Soviet library systems, library statistics, the role of the national library, the role of libraries in the satisfaction of the information needs of specialists, the network of children's libraries, and training of librarians. (CWM)
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spellingShingle The First Soviet-American Library Seminar: A Summary.
Howder, Murray L.
Comparative Analysis
International Programs
Library Administration
Library Education
Library Networks
Library Planning
Library Role
Library Services
National Libraries
Program Descriptions
Seminars
The First Soviet-American Library Seminar: A Summary. Howder, Murray L. Comparative Analysis International Programs Library Administration Library Education Library Networks Library Planning Library Role Library Services National Libraries Program Descriptions Seminars The first Soviet-American Library Seminar provided general comparisons and contrasts, similarities and dissimilarities, between Soviet and American libraries, and stressed the differences in understanding library terms, the need for long-range planning, demographic changes and their effect on library services, and library automation. An introductory session outlined procedures to be observed and presented representatives of the host organizations. Opening presentations described the library as a "multimedia catalog of many civilizations" and praised the collaboration between the USSR and the United States in the library field, observing that such cooperation is within the terms of the Helsinki accord. During the formal afternoon sessions, Soviet delegates presented condensed versions of prepared papers and American reactors commented on each paper and asked questions drawn from prepared reactions. Afternoon presentations from the Soviet representatives discussed development and planning in Soviet library systems, library statistics, the role of the national library, the role of libraries in the satisfaction of the information needs of specialists, the network of children's libraries, and training of librarians. (CWM)
title The First Soviet-American Library Seminar: A Summary.
topic Comparative Analysis
International Programs
Library Administration
Library Education
Library Networks
Library Planning
Library Role
Library Services
National Libraries
Program Descriptions
Seminars
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED176717