Pen, Ink, Keys, and Cards: Some Reflections on Library Technology.
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1991
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| author | Freeman, Michael Stuart |
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| contents | Pen, Ink, Keys, and Cards: Some Reflections on Library Technology. Freeman, Michael Stuart Adoption (Ideas) Card Catalogs Change Strategies Employee Attitudes Librarian Attitudes Library Automation Technological Advancement Users (Information) Discussion of the adoption of new technologies in libraries throughout history focuses on two innovations in particular: the card catalog and the typewriter. Topics discussed include the replacement of one technology by another; budget considerations; requirements and attitudes of the labor force; reactions of library users; and attitudes of librarians. (21 references) (LRW) |
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| publishDate | 1991 |
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| spellingShingle | Pen, Ink, Keys, and Cards: Some Reflections on Library Technology. Freeman, Michael Stuart Adoption (Ideas) Card Catalogs Change Strategies Employee Attitudes Librarian Attitudes Library Automation Technological Advancement Users (Information) Pen, Ink, Keys, and Cards: Some Reflections on Library Technology. Freeman, Michael Stuart Adoption (Ideas) Card Catalogs Change Strategies Employee Attitudes Librarian Attitudes Library Automation Technological Advancement Users (Information) Discussion of the adoption of new technologies in libraries throughout history focuses on two innovations in particular: the card catalog and the typewriter. Topics discussed include the replacement of one technology by another; budget considerations; requirements and attitudes of the labor force; reactions of library users; and attitudes of librarians. (21 references) (LRW) |
| title | Pen, Ink, Keys, and Cards: Some Reflections on Library Technology. |
| topic | Adoption (Ideas) Card Catalogs Change Strategies Employee Attitudes Librarian Attitudes Library Automation Technological Advancement Users (Information) |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ430271 |