The Need for Cooperation Among Libraries in the United States

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Auteur principal: Swartz, Roderick G.
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Langue:en
Publié: 1975
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author Swartz, Roderick G.
author_facet Swartz, Roderick G.
Swartz, Roderick G.
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contents The Need for Cooperation Among Libraries in the United States Swartz, Roderick G. Information Needs Library Cooperation Library Networks Use Studies From the user's viewpoint, the four important cooperative trends are: 1) the use of technology to increase the effectiveness of library cooperation; 2) development of regional and national cooperative endeavors; 3) growing cooperation between the information user and librarian; and 4) cooperation between researchers on user needs and the developers of services. (Author/PF)
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spellingShingle The Need for Cooperation Among Libraries in the United States
Swartz, Roderick G.
Information Needs
Library Cooperation
Library Networks
Use Studies
The Need for Cooperation Among Libraries in the United States Swartz, Roderick G. Information Needs Library Cooperation Library Networks Use Studies From the user's viewpoint, the four important cooperative trends are: 1) the use of technology to increase the effectiveness of library cooperation; 2) development of regional and national cooperative endeavors; 3) growing cooperation between the information user and librarian; and 4) cooperation between researchers on user needs and the developers of services. (Author/PF)
title The Need for Cooperation Among Libraries in the United States
topic Information Needs
Library Cooperation
Library Networks
Use Studies
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ126286