Caveat Lector, Caveat Descriptor, or, What You Think Flow Charts Should Say Is Often Not What They Should Have Meant.
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| author | Burger, Robert H. |
| author_facet | Burger, Robert H. Burger, Robert H. |
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| contents | Caveat Lector, Caveat Descriptor, or, What You Think Flow Charts Should Say Is Often Not What They Should Have Meant. Burger, Robert H. Evaluation Methods Flow Charts Library Administration Library Planning Library Technical Processes Organizational Communication Concerned with the nontechnical aspects of flow-charting library procedures, this article pays special attention to the communication process that takes place during such an analysis and suggests how flowcharts can describe, as accurately as possible, what takes place in a given library task. (Author/RAA) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
| id | eric_EJ237040 |
| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1980 |
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| spellingShingle | Caveat Lector, Caveat Descriptor, or, What You Think Flow Charts Should Say Is Often Not What They Should Have Meant. Burger, Robert H. Evaluation Methods Flow Charts Library Administration Library Planning Library Technical Processes Organizational Communication Caveat Lector, Caveat Descriptor, or, What You Think Flow Charts Should Say Is Often Not What They Should Have Meant. Burger, Robert H. Evaluation Methods Flow Charts Library Administration Library Planning Library Technical Processes Organizational Communication Concerned with the nontechnical aspects of flow-charting library procedures, this article pays special attention to the communication process that takes place during such an analysis and suggests how flowcharts can describe, as accurately as possible, what takes place in a given library task. (Author/RAA) |
| title | Caveat Lector, Caveat Descriptor, or, What You Think Flow Charts Should Say Is Often Not What They Should Have Meant. |
| topic | Evaluation Methods Flow Charts Library Administration Library Planning Library Technical Processes Organizational Communication |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ237040 |