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| author | Clark, Collin, Ed. |
| author_facet | Clark, Collin, Ed. Clark, Collin, Ed. |
| collection | Education Resources Information Center |
| contents | LSCA Final Reports: Third Series. Clark, Collin, Ed. Community Services Federal Aid Library Cooperation Library Networks Library Services Library Technical Processes Literacy Local History Outreach Programs Position Papers Program Descriptions Program Effectiveness Program Evaluation Public Libraries Referral This document includes final summary reports from 16 recent federally funded Library Services and Construction Act (LSCA) projects in California. This volume covers generally the period 1984-85, and reports are presented in six subject areas: programs for children, information and referral projects, institutional services, literacy, local history, and technical support. The following projects are described: (1) Leading to Reading, Contra Costa County Library; (2) Pre-School Agencies Cooperative Team (PACT), San Bernardino County Library; (3) Library Child Care Link II, South Bay Cooperative Library System; (4) Performing Arts, Libraries and Schools--Partners Advocating Library Services (PALS), South State Cooperative Library System; (5) County-Wide Information and Referral, Kern County Library; (6) Rural Information Access, San Joaquin Valley Library System; (7) Small Business Information and Referral File, Stockton-San Joaquin County Public Library; (8) State Hospital Librarians Workshop, Atascadero State Hospital Library; (9) Libraries Are Survival and Employment Resource Centers, California State Department of the Youth Authority; (10) Robert K. Meyers Boys Ranch Library, Tulare County Free Library; (11) Literacy for Every Adult Project (LEAP), Richmond Public Library, (12) Adult Literacy Project at San Mateo Correctional Institutions, San Mateo County Library; (13) Heritage Articulation Program, Modoc County Library; (14) Cooperative Local History Project, Riverside City and County Public Library; (15) Serials Access Project, Metropolitan Cooperative Library System; and (16) Coordinated Cooperative Collection Development, North Bay Cooperative Library System. (KM) |
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| spellingShingle | LSCA Final Reports: Third Series. Clark, Collin, Ed. Community Services Federal Aid Library Cooperation Library Networks Library Services Library Technical Processes Literacy Local History Outreach Programs Position Papers Program Descriptions Program Effectiveness Program Evaluation Public Libraries Referral LSCA Final Reports: Third Series. Clark, Collin, Ed. Community Services Federal Aid Library Cooperation Library Networks Library Services Library Technical Processes Literacy Local History Outreach Programs Position Papers Program Descriptions Program Effectiveness Program Evaluation Public Libraries Referral This document includes final summary reports from 16 recent federally funded Library Services and Construction Act (LSCA) projects in California. This volume covers generally the period 1984-85, and reports are presented in six subject areas: programs for children, information and referral projects, institutional services, literacy, local history, and technical support. The following projects are described: (1) Leading to Reading, Contra Costa County Library; (2) Pre-School Agencies Cooperative Team (PACT), San Bernardino County Library; (3) Library Child Care Link II, South Bay Cooperative Library System; (4) Performing Arts, Libraries and Schools--Partners Advocating Library Services (PALS), South State Cooperative Library System; (5) County-Wide Information and Referral, Kern County Library; (6) Rural Information Access, San Joaquin Valley Library System; (7) Small Business Information and Referral File, Stockton-San Joaquin County Public Library; (8) State Hospital Librarians Workshop, Atascadero State Hospital Library; (9) Libraries Are Survival and Employment Resource Centers, California State Department of the Youth Authority; (10) Robert K. Meyers Boys Ranch Library, Tulare County Free Library; (11) Literacy for Every Adult Project (LEAP), Richmond Public Library, (12) Adult Literacy Project at San Mateo Correctional Institutions, San Mateo County Library; (13) Heritage Articulation Program, Modoc County Library; (14) Cooperative Local History Project, Riverside City and County Public Library; (15) Serials Access Project, Metropolitan Cooperative Library System; and (16) Coordinated Cooperative Collection Development, North Bay Cooperative Library System. (KM) |
| title | LSCA Final Reports: Third Series. |
| topic | Community Services Federal Aid Library Cooperation Library Networks Library Services Library Technical Processes Literacy Local History Outreach Programs Position Papers Program Descriptions Program Effectiveness Program Evaluation Public Libraries Referral |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED277378 |