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Conservation, Preservation, and Digitization.

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Main Authors:	Lynch, Clifford A., Brownrigg, Edwin B.
Format:	Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:	en
Published:	1986
Subjects:	Comparative Analysis Costs Electronic Publishing Information Dissemination Library Materials Library Role Microreproduction Preservation
Online Access:	Acceder al recurso
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author	Lynch, Clifford A. Brownrigg, Edwin B.
author_facet	Lynch, Clifford A. Brownrigg, Edwin B. Lynch, Clifford A. Brownrigg, Edwin B.
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contents	Conservation, Preservation, and Digitization. Lynch, Clifford A. Brownrigg, Edwin B. Comparative Analysis Costs Electronic Publishing Information Dissemination Library Materials Library Role Microreproduction Preservation Digital technologies should be considered a method of preservation for library materials. Current conservation strategies of restoration, deacidification, and microfilming are expensive, and they limit access. Digitization offers improved access while preserving materials and reflects a change in the library role from depository of printed artifacts to distributor of information. (CDD)
format	Recurso educativo Open Access
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language	en
publishDate	1986
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spellingShingle	Conservation, Preservation, and Digitization. Lynch, Clifford A. Brownrigg, Edwin B. Comparative Analysis Costs Electronic Publishing Information Dissemination Library Materials Library Role Microreproduction Preservation Conservation, Preservation, and Digitization. Lynch, Clifford A. Brownrigg, Edwin B. Comparative Analysis Costs Electronic Publishing Information Dissemination Library Materials Library Role Microreproduction Preservation Digital technologies should be considered a method of preservation for library materials. Current conservation strategies of restoration, deacidification, and microfilming are expensive, and they limit access. Digitization offers improved access while preserving materials and reflects a change in the library role from depository of printed artifacts to distributor of information. (CDD)
title	Conservation, Preservation, and Digitization.
topic	Comparative Analysis Costs Electronic Publishing Information Dissemination Library Materials Library Role Microreproduction Preservation
url	https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ341676