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Auteur principal: Lucas, Thomas A.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Langue:en
Publié: 1993
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author Lucas, Thomas A.
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contents Time Patterns in Remote OPAC Use. Lucas, Thomas A. Computer Networks Information Management Library Automation Library Catalogs Online Catalogs Online Searching Scheduling Use Studies Describes a transaction log analysis of the New York Public Library research libraries' OPAC (online public access catalog). Much of the remote searching occurred when the libraries were closed and was more evenly distributed than internal searching, demonstrating that remote searching could expand access and reduce peak system loads. (Contains six references.) (KRN)
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institution ERIC Institute of Education Sciences
language en
publishDate 1993
record_format eric
spellingShingle Time Patterns in Remote OPAC Use.
Lucas, Thomas A.
Computer Networks
Information Management
Library Automation
Library Catalogs
Online Catalogs
Online Searching
Scheduling
Use Studies
Time Patterns in Remote OPAC Use. Lucas, Thomas A. Computer Networks Information Management Library Automation Library Catalogs Online Catalogs Online Searching Scheduling Use Studies Describes a transaction log analysis of the New York Public Library research libraries' OPAC (online public access catalog). Much of the remote searching occurred when the libraries were closed and was more evenly distributed than internal searching, demonstrating that remote searching could expand access and reduce peak system loads. (Contains six references.) (KRN)
title Time Patterns in Remote OPAC Use.
topic Computer Networks
Information Management
Library Automation
Library Catalogs
Online Catalogs
Online Searching
Scheduling
Use Studies
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ469175