The Distribution of Information: The Role for Online Public Access Catalogs.

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Main Author: Matthews, Joseph R.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1994
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contents The Distribution of Information: The Role for Online Public Access Catalogs. Matthews, Joseph R. Abstracting Bibliographic Databases Business Computer Networks Computer Storage Devices Indexing Library Catalogs Magnetic Tapes Online Catalogs Optical Data Disks Problems Publishing Industry Standards Describes the Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) and the inclusion of abstracting and indexing industry databases in OPACs. Topics addressed include the implications of including abstracting and indexing tape and CD-ROM products in OPACs; the need for standards allowing library systems to communicate with dissimilar CD-ROM products; and computer, library, and publishing industry trends. (KRN)
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spellingShingle The Distribution of Information: The Role for Online Public Access Catalogs.
Matthews, Joseph R.
Abstracting
Bibliographic Databases
Business
Computer Networks
Computer Storage Devices
Indexing
Library Catalogs
Magnetic Tapes
Online Catalogs
Optical Data Disks
Problems
Publishing Industry
Standards
The Distribution of Information: The Role for Online Public Access Catalogs. Matthews, Joseph R. Abstracting Bibliographic Databases Business Computer Networks Computer Storage Devices Indexing Library Catalogs Magnetic Tapes Online Catalogs Optical Data Disks Problems Publishing Industry Standards Describes the Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) and the inclusion of abstracting and indexing industry databases in OPACs. Topics addressed include the implications of including abstracting and indexing tape and CD-ROM products in OPACs; the need for standards allowing library systems to communicate with dissimilar CD-ROM products; and computer, library, and publishing industry trends. (KRN)
title The Distribution of Information: The Role for Online Public Access Catalogs.
topic Abstracting
Bibliographic Databases
Business
Computer Networks
Computer Storage Devices
Indexing
Library Catalogs
Magnetic Tapes
Online Catalogs
Optical Data Disks
Problems
Publishing Industry
Standards
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ491488