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Autor principal: Breeding, Marshall
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 1991
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Acceso en línea:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ441763
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contents Multipurpose Technical Services Workstations: Access to NOTIS/OCLC/GTO with a Single Microcomputer. Breeding, Marshall Academic Libraries Bibliographic Utilities Cataloging Computer Networks Computer System Design Higher Education Integrated Library Systems Library Automation Library Technical Processes Microcomputers Models Describes microcomputer-based networks which have been implemented at Vanderbilt University's library to support technical services workstations that use NOTIS, catalog with OCLC, and transfer OCLC records to the NOTIS database using GTO (Generic Transfer and Overlay). It is noted that the network configurations can serve as models for other library systems and bibliographic utilities. (LRW)
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spellingShingle Multipurpose Technical Services Workstations: Access to NOTIS/OCLC/GTO with a Single Microcomputer.
Breeding, Marshall
Academic Libraries
Bibliographic Utilities
Cataloging
Computer Networks
Computer System Design
Higher Education
Integrated Library Systems
Library Automation
Library Technical Processes
Microcomputers
Models
Multipurpose Technical Services Workstations: Access to NOTIS/OCLC/GTO with a Single Microcomputer. Breeding, Marshall Academic Libraries Bibliographic Utilities Cataloging Computer Networks Computer System Design Higher Education Integrated Library Systems Library Automation Library Technical Processes Microcomputers Models Describes microcomputer-based networks which have been implemented at Vanderbilt University's library to support technical services workstations that use NOTIS, catalog with OCLC, and transfer OCLC records to the NOTIS database using GTO (Generic Transfer and Overlay). It is noted that the network configurations can serve as models for other library systems and bibliographic utilities. (LRW)
title Multipurpose Technical Services Workstations: Access to NOTIS/OCLC/GTO with a Single Microcomputer.
topic Academic Libraries
Bibliographic Utilities
Cataloging
Computer Networks
Computer System Design
Higher Education
Integrated Library Systems
Library Automation
Library Technical Processes
Microcomputers
Models
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ441763