Staff Opinions in Library Automation Planning: A Case Study.
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| author | Shaw, Debora |
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| contents | Staff Opinions in Library Automation Planning: A Case Study. Shaw, Debora Comparative Analysis Employee Attitudes Library Automation Library Circulation Library Personnel Library Planning Library Surveys Online Systems Questionnaires Staff Development State Libraries Tables (Data) Indiana State Library staff were surveyed before automation planning and staff development committees were created to determine their reactions to automation and their expectations of online catalog and circulation system. Second survey a year later revealed more staff involvement and more positive attitudes than first study. Both questionnaires are appended. (EJS) |
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| language | en |
| publishDate | 1986 |
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| spellingShingle | Staff Opinions in Library Automation Planning: A Case Study. Shaw, Debora Comparative Analysis Employee Attitudes Library Automation Library Circulation Library Personnel Library Planning Library Surveys Online Systems Questionnaires Staff Development State Libraries Tables (Data) Staff Opinions in Library Automation Planning: A Case Study. Shaw, Debora Comparative Analysis Employee Attitudes Library Automation Library Circulation Library Personnel Library Planning Library Surveys Online Systems Questionnaires Staff Development State Libraries Tables (Data) Indiana State Library staff were surveyed before automation planning and staff development committees were created to determine their reactions to automation and their expectations of online catalog and circulation system. Second survey a year later revealed more staff involvement and more positive attitudes than first study. Both questionnaires are appended. (EJS) |
| title | Staff Opinions in Library Automation Planning: A Case Study. |
| topic | Comparative Analysis Employee Attitudes Library Automation Library Circulation Library Personnel Library Planning Library Surveys Online Systems Questionnaires Staff Development State Libraries Tables (Data) |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ339165 |