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Main Author: Gregor, Dorothy, Ed.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1984
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED253232
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contents Retrospective Conversion. Report of a conference sponsored by the Council on Library Resources (Wayzata, Minnesota, July 16-18, 1984). Gregor, Dorothy, Ed. Academic Libraries Library Automation Library Catalogs Library Cooperation Library Materials Library Networks Library Planning Music National Programs Online Systems Position Papers Public Libraries Research Libraries The 29 participants in this meeting on retrospective conversion included research and public library administrators; representatives from the Library of Congress, the major bibliographic utilities, and the regional networks; librarians with experience in planning retrospective conversion projects; three authors of the "Issues in Retrospective Conversion (RECON) Report"; and Council on Library Resources (CLR) staff. This report of the meeting opens with a description and summary of the RECON Report and an exploration of its basic assumptions, followed by an outline of the retrospective conversion activities of the bibliographic utilities--WLN (Washington Library Network), RLG (Research Libraries Group), and OCLC (Online Computer Library Center)--and a discussion of RLAC (Research Library Advisory Committee of OCLC) RECON-related activities. Next, the RECON Report is critiqued by Richard De Gennaro and David Bishop and a three-member panel addresses the topic "What It Would Take to Make Things Happen." Recommendations for action resulting from four small group discussions are reported, refined by the entire group, and presented as a set of priorities for council action. Summaries of the recommendations and of the Meeting on Retrospective Conversion for Music Materials are included. A meeting agenda and a list of participants are appended. (THC)
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spellingShingle Retrospective Conversion. Report of a conference sponsored by the Council on Library Resources (Wayzata, Minnesota, July 16-18, 1984).
Gregor, Dorothy, Ed.
Academic Libraries
Library Automation
Library Catalogs
Library Cooperation
Library Materials
Library Networks
Library Planning
Music
National Programs
Online Systems
Position Papers
Public Libraries
Research Libraries
Retrospective Conversion. Report of a conference sponsored by the Council on Library Resources (Wayzata, Minnesota, July 16-18, 1984). Gregor, Dorothy, Ed. Academic Libraries Library Automation Library Catalogs Library Cooperation Library Materials Library Networks Library Planning Music National Programs Online Systems Position Papers Public Libraries Research Libraries The 29 participants in this meeting on retrospective conversion included research and public library administrators; representatives from the Library of Congress, the major bibliographic utilities, and the regional networks; librarians with experience in planning retrospective conversion projects; three authors of the "Issues in Retrospective Conversion (RECON) Report"; and Council on Library Resources (CLR) staff. This report of the meeting opens with a description and summary of the RECON Report and an exploration of its basic assumptions, followed by an outline of the retrospective conversion activities of the bibliographic utilities--WLN (Washington Library Network), RLG (Research Libraries Group), and OCLC (Online Computer Library Center)--and a discussion of RLAC (Research Library Advisory Committee of OCLC) RECON-related activities. Next, the RECON Report is critiqued by Richard De Gennaro and David Bishop and a three-member panel addresses the topic "What It Would Take to Make Things Happen." Recommendations for action resulting from four small group discussions are reported, refined by the entire group, and presented as a set of priorities for council action. Summaries of the recommendations and of the Meeting on Retrospective Conversion for Music Materials are included. A meeting agenda and a list of participants are appended. (THC)
title Retrospective Conversion. Report of a conference sponsored by the Council on Library Resources (Wayzata, Minnesota, July 16-18, 1984).
topic Academic Libraries
Library Automation
Library Catalogs
Library Cooperation
Library Materials
Library Networks
Library Planning
Music
National Programs
Online Systems
Position Papers
Public Libraries
Research Libraries
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED253232