Library Resources and Bibliographic Control.

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Main Author:	Lucker, Jay K.
Format:	Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:	en
Published:	1979
Subjects:	Academic Libraries Cataloging Interlibrary Loans Library Collections Library Cooperation Library Material Selection Library Materials Opinions Prediction Preservation Space Utilization Speeches
Online Access:	Acceder al recurso
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Technical Problems of Cooperative Acquisitions Programs between Institutions of Higher Education.
by: Moran, M.
Published: (1977)

Illinois Libraries Share Audiovisual Materials through Pioneer Multi-Media Access Project.
by: Drolet, Leon L., Jr.
Published: (1982)

The Role of National Libraries in UAP.
by: Line, Maurice B.
Published: (1986)

The Response to "Building Earth's Largest Library."
by: Coffman, Steve
Published: (1999)

Resources in 1974
by: Bruer, J. Michael
Published: (1975)

Collection Development Plan.
Published: (1996)

Resource Sharing in the Electronic Era: Potentials and Paradoxes.
by: Dannelly, Gay N.
Published: (1995)

Mini-Union Catalogs: Sharing Titles in Indexes to Anthologies and Collections.
by: Parker, J. Carlyle
Published: (1980)

Bibliographic Access to the University of California Library Resources at Berkeley and Los Angeles.
by: Bourne, Charles P., et al.
Published: (1975)

A Packet of Information to Assist Libraries in Data Collection and Interpretation of Statistics for Coordinated Cooperative Collection Development.
by: Bates, Henry E.
Published: (1985)

Curbing the Growth of Academic Libraries.
by: Gore, Daniel
Published: (1981)

Automation, Resource Sharing, and the Small Academic Library.
by: Miller, Arthur H., Jr.
Published: (1983)

Collection Development to Information Access: The Role of Public Services Librarians.
by: Griffin, Mary Ann
Published: (1985)

A Program for the Cooperative Acquisition and Use of Library Materials of Seven New England Liberal Arts Colleges (CONVAL) Based on an Analysis of Their Collections.
by: Balliot, Robert L.
Published: (1970)

Let Them Eat Cake while Reading Catalog Cards: An Essay on the Availability Problem
by: Gore, Daniel
Published: (1975)

Interlibrary Loan Patterns: Survey of Wisconsin. Bulletin No. 5915.
Published: (1985)

An Evaluation of Oregon's Participation in the Pacific Northwest Bibliographic Center.
by: Clemmer, Joanne
Published: (1969)

Cooperative System of Ohio Art Libraries.
by: Sisson, Jacqueline D.
Published: (1969)

Media Networking in Academic Institutions
by: Teach, Beverly
Published: (1985)

Theoretical Aspects of Centralized Cataloguing and Interlibrary Loans.
by: Fang, Josephine Riss
Published: (1980)

Resource Sharing at the University Libraries, University of Colorado, Boulder. A Report of the Resource Sharing Task Force.
by: Boucher, Virginia, et al.
Published: (1982)

The Resource Network: Major Issues Facing Canadian Libraries = Le Reseau de Ressources: Principaux Problemes Se Posant aux Bibliotheques Canadiennes.
by: Clement, Hope E. A.
Published: (1982)

IFLA General Conference, 1985. Division of General Research Libraries. Section on University and Other General Research Libraries. Papers.
Published: (1985)

Interlibrary Access Among the Worcester Area Cooperating Libraries: 1970-71. Part A: Interlibrary Loan and Shuttle.
by: DeBuse, Raymond
Published: (1971)

National Planning and Academic Libraries.
by: McDonald, John P.
Published: (1974)

It's Working! TIE (Total Interlibrary Exchange): A Library Network in Southern California That Is Really Working.
by: Haas, Jane Barker
Published: (1975)

Resource Sharing of Printed Materials among Dayton-Miami Valley Consortium Libraries in 1982: A Descriptive Study.
by: Kroah, Larry A.
Published: (1983)

Public Library Networking: Neat, Plausible, Wrong.
by: Ballard, Tom
Published: (1982)

The Right Choice: Using Interlibrary Loan Data for Periodical Selection in an Academic Library.
by: Fisher, Patricia A.
Published: (1995)

Special Libraries and Interlibrary Cooperation: The Problems of Bibliographic Access.
by: Titus, Elizabeth A., et al.
Published: (1975)

The Extended Library and the Dedicated Library: A Sceptical Outsider Looks at Union Catalogues and Bibliographic Networks.
by: Rothstein, Samuel
Published: (1989)

Cooperation in England
by: Plaister, Jean M.
Published: (1975)

Cooperation Among Libraries.
by: Williams, Delmus
Published: (1998)

Sharing Resources in the Pacific Northwest; A Study in Two Parts. I, The Pacific Northwest Bibliographic Center. II, Interlibrary Loan Practices Among the Libraries of the Pacific Northwest. A Part of the Preparation for the Implementation of the Washington State Library Network.
by: Currier, Lura Gibbons
Published: (1969)

Technology and Cooperation: The Behaviors of Networking.
by: Martin, Susan K.
Published: (1987)

Cooperative Collection Management in Illinois.
by: Dorst, Thomas J., Ed.
Published: (1989)

Academic Library Resource Sharing through Bibliographic Utility Program Participation.
by: Trochim, Mary Kane
Published: (1982)

Nebraska Library Telecommunications Network; Manual.
Published: (1971)

Library Cooperation Practices of University Libraries in Ghana.
by: Alemna, A. A., et al.
Published: (1990)

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