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| Format: | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| Language: | en |
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1982
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| Online Access: | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED227882 |
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| contents | Information Technology Section. Management and Technology Division. Papers. Cataloging Foreign Countries Information Networks Interlibrary Loans International Organizations Library Associations Library Automation Library Networks National Libraries Online Systems Shared Services Telecommunications Union Catalogs Papers on library and information networks which were presented at the 1982 International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA) conference include: (1) "Introduction to the Open and Closed Networking Concepts" by R. M. Bennett (Canada), which differentiates between space-biased and time-biased communications media, relates these concepts to those of open and closed networks, and reviews statutory/regulatory, institutional, and technical aspects of telecommunications networks; (2) "The Dutch Pica Library Automation Network," a description by L. Costers (Netherlands) of the Pica Shared Cataloguing and other Dutch library network systems, and the expected development of a Dutch national automation network; (3) "Pilot Implementation of an Open Library Network Concept in Canada," a discussion by Cynthia J. Durance (Canada) of the Canadian library network environment and the development of a pilot information transfer project for joint cataloging, information provision, and interlibrary lending by the National Library of Canada and five other institutions using an iNet Gateway trial service mounted by the TransCanada Telephone System; and (4) "Problems Related to Interlinking Online Interactive Library Networks" by Frederick G. Kilgour (United States), which considers 48 discrete problems--of which 12 stem from international activity--of the inter-linkage of two library networks for the purposes of shared cataloging, online union catalogs, and interlibrary lending. (ESR) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
| id | eric_ED227882 |
| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1982 |
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| spellingShingle | Information Technology Section. Management and Technology Division. Papers. Cataloging Foreign Countries Information Networks Interlibrary Loans International Organizations Library Associations Library Automation Library Networks National Libraries Online Systems Shared Services Telecommunications Union Catalogs Information Technology Section. Management and Technology Division. Papers. Cataloging Foreign Countries Information Networks Interlibrary Loans International Organizations Library Associations Library Automation Library Networks National Libraries Online Systems Shared Services Telecommunications Union Catalogs Papers on library and information networks which were presented at the 1982 International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA) conference include: (1) "Introduction to the Open and Closed Networking Concepts" by R. M. Bennett (Canada), which differentiates between space-biased and time-biased communications media, relates these concepts to those of open and closed networks, and reviews statutory/regulatory, institutional, and technical aspects of telecommunications networks; (2) "The Dutch Pica Library Automation Network," a description by L. Costers (Netherlands) of the Pica Shared Cataloguing and other Dutch library network systems, and the expected development of a Dutch national automation network; (3) "Pilot Implementation of an Open Library Network Concept in Canada," a discussion by Cynthia J. Durance (Canada) of the Canadian library network environment and the development of a pilot information transfer project for joint cataloging, information provision, and interlibrary lending by the National Library of Canada and five other institutions using an iNet Gateway trial service mounted by the TransCanada Telephone System; and (4) "Problems Related to Interlinking Online Interactive Library Networks" by Frederick G. Kilgour (United States), which considers 48 discrete problems--of which 12 stem from international activity--of the inter-linkage of two library networks for the purposes of shared cataloging, online union catalogs, and interlibrary lending. (ESR) |
| title | Information Technology Section. Management and Technology Division. Papers. |
| topic | Cataloging Foreign Countries Information Networks Interlibrary Loans International Organizations Library Associations Library Automation Library Networks National Libraries Online Systems Shared Services Telecommunications Union Catalogs |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED227882 |