Using Micrographics Technology to Preserve and Make Accessible Records of Permanent Value.

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Main Author: Mayfield, David M.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1985
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contents Using Micrographics Technology to Preserve and Make Accessible Records of Permanent Value. Mayfield, David M. Archives Cataloging Genealogy History Information Storage Library Collections Library Technical Processes Microforms Microreproduction Preservation Special Libraries Describes experiences of Genealogical Library of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in using micrographics technology to preserve records of permanent value from throughout the world. Highlights include selecting and filming records processing and sorting film, cataloging and using microforms, and what the future holds. Three sources are given. (EJS)
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spellingShingle Using Micrographics Technology to Preserve and Make Accessible Records of Permanent Value.
Mayfield, David M.
Archives
Cataloging
Genealogy
History
Information Storage
Library Collections
Library Technical Processes
Microforms
Microreproduction
Preservation
Special Libraries
Using Micrographics Technology to Preserve and Make Accessible Records of Permanent Value. Mayfield, David M. Archives Cataloging Genealogy History Information Storage Library Collections Library Technical Processes Microforms Microreproduction Preservation Special Libraries Describes experiences of Genealogical Library of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in using micrographics technology to preserve records of permanent value from throughout the world. Highlights include selecting and filming records processing and sorting film, cataloging and using microforms, and what the future holds. Three sources are given. (EJS)
title Using Micrographics Technology to Preserve and Make Accessible Records of Permanent Value.
topic Archives
Cataloging
Genealogy
History
Information Storage
Library Collections
Library Technical Processes
Microforms
Microreproduction
Preservation
Special Libraries
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ327000