Research on the Use of Online Catalogs and Its Implications for Library Practice.

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Autore principale: Lewis, David W.
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1987
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author Lewis, David W.
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contents Research on the Use of Online Catalogs and Its Implications for Library Practice. Lewis, David W. Access to Information Card Catalogs Comparative Analysis Library Research Literature Reviews Online Catalogs Research Methodology Search Strategies Use Studies User Satisfaction (Information) This review of the research on the use of card catalogs and online catalogs highlights research methodologies and significant findings. Discussion of the results focuses on user needs and satisfaction, and the need to separate bibliographic practices that are universally sound from those that are an adaptation to the medium. (CLB)
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spellingShingle Research on the Use of Online Catalogs and Its Implications for Library Practice.
Lewis, David W.
Access to Information
Card Catalogs
Comparative Analysis
Library Research
Literature Reviews
Online Catalogs
Research Methodology
Search Strategies
Use Studies
User Satisfaction (Information)
Research on the Use of Online Catalogs and Its Implications for Library Practice. Lewis, David W. Access to Information Card Catalogs Comparative Analysis Library Research Literature Reviews Online Catalogs Research Methodology Search Strategies Use Studies User Satisfaction (Information) This review of the research on the use of card catalogs and online catalogs highlights research methodologies and significant findings. Discussion of the results focuses on user needs and satisfaction, and the need to separate bibliographic practices that are universally sound from those that are an adaptation to the medium. (CLB)
title Research on the Use of Online Catalogs and Its Implications for Library Practice.
topic Access to Information
Card Catalogs
Comparative Analysis
Library Research
Literature Reviews
Online Catalogs
Research Methodology
Search Strategies
Use Studies
User Satisfaction (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ357034