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Randall, G. E.; Oxton, J. G. – Special Libraries, 1973
An integrated library record-keeping system introduced ten years ago is still viable. Unanticipated fringe benefits have been interspersed with an occasional unanticipated faux pas. Computer costs, equipment requirements, and the possibilities for the future are covered. (2 references) (Author)
Descriptors: Automation, Computers, Library Automation, Library Circulation
Canadian Library Association, Ottawa (Ontario). – 1970
The fourth Canadian Association of College and University Libraries (CACUL) Conference on Library Automation was held in Hamilton, June 20-21, 1970, as a pre-conference workshop of the Canadian Library Association (CLA). The purpose of the conference was to present papers on current projects and to discuss the continuing need for this type of…
Descriptors: Automation, Cataloging, College Libraries, Computers
International Business Machines Corp., Gaithersburg, MD. Data Processing Div. – 1969
The Ohio State University Libraries On-line Remote Catalog Access and Circulation Control System (LCS) began on-line operations with the conversion of one department library in November 1970. By December all 26 libraries had been converted to the automated system and LCS was fully operational one month ahead of schedule. LCS is designed as a…
Descriptors: Automation, Cataloging, Computer Storage Devices, Computers
American School and University, 1971
A computer circulation control system provides do-it-yourself charge-outs at Northwestern's library to ease the paperwork burden and maintain management controls. (Author)
Descriptors: Computer Science, Computers, Library Automation, Library Circulation
Matthews, Joseph R. – Library Journal, 1982
Predicts that the growing market for automated circulation systems will expand even faster in the near future, given the availability of a wide variety of systems and computer types, which enables libraries of all sizes to obtain a system to fit their needs. Currently there are 301 systems installed. (RAA)
Descriptors: Computers, Library Automation, Library Circulation, Marketing
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Foil, Patti Sue; Carter, Bradley D. – Journal of Library Automation, 1976
A survey was conducted of libraries with computer-based circulation departments asking for a description of the equipment in use and an evaluation of the system. Equipment manufacturers were contacted to obtain complete descriptions of the capabilities and characteristics of various data collection systems. (Author)
Descriptors: Computers, Input Output Devices, Library Automation, Library Circulation
Jacob, M. E. – Network-International Communications in Library Automation, 1976
Lists some 450 items covering the period 1963 to 1975. (PF)
Descriptors: Bibliographies, Cataloging, Computers, Information Networks
FLANNERY, ANNE; MACK, JAMES D. – 1966
A MECHANIZED CIRCULATION SYSTEM CURRENTLY IN OPERATION AT LEHIGH UNIVERSITY HAS PROVEN TO GIVE RELIABLE CONTROL OF CIRCULATION ALTHOUGH IT HAS NOT SAVED ON OPERATING COSTS. WHEN THE STUDY WAS UNDERTAKEN TO DETERMINE THE FEASIBILITY OF CHANGING FROM THE PREVIOUS MANUAL SYSTEM TO THE CURRENT ONE, THE LIBRARY WAS SERVING A STUDENT BODY OF 4500…
Descriptors: Automation, College Libraries, Computers, Data Processing
Axford, H. William, Ed. – 1973
The basis for the discussions at the institute was an automated circulation system developed at Florida Atlantic University and subsequently adopted by the State University System of Florida as a standard program. Circulation systems in general, automated systems and the Florida system were discussed in the first session. Borrower identification…
Descriptors: College Libraries, Computer Programs, Computers, Library Automation
Lubans, John, Jr.; And Others – 1973
Computer-based circulation systems, it is widely believed, can be utilized to provide data for library use studies. The study described in this report involves using such a data base to analyze aspects of library use and non-use and types of users. Another major objective of this research was the testing of machine-readable circulation data…
Descriptors: College Libraries, Computers, Databases, Decision Making
Heineke, Charles D.; Boyer, Calvin J. – ALA Bull, 1969
Descriptors: Automation, Bibliographies, College Libraries, Computers
Carpenter, G. Arthur; McFarland, Frank – Computerized Circulation Systems Series, 1974
With the opening of its new library in 1965, the Weber State College Library implemented an automated circulation system. At present, the system is handled in batch process by the Data Processing Center's IBM 360/40. Machine readable badges are issued to each library patron. Each book of the general collection contains a machine readable book…
Descriptors: College Libraries, Computers, Data Processing, Fines (Penalties)
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Nash, John C.; Nash, Mary M. – Canadian Library Journal, 1981
Discusses computers in terms of what they are, costs and availability of hardware and software, the identification of processes the computer is to perform, and factors involved in the acquisition and installation of a hypothetical automated circulation system. Five references are listed. (CHC)
Descriptors: Computers, Costs, Decision Making, Library Automation
SHAWVER, W.; STRAIN, P.M. – 1968
A NEW CIRCULATION SYSTEM NOW IN USE AT THE ELECTRONICS SYSTEMS CENTER (ESC) LIBRARY, PART OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION, IS BASED UPON A PREVIOUS SYSTEM WHICH USED TABULATING CARDS, UNIT RECORD MACHINES, AND A SMALL COMPUTER. THE NEW SYSTEM IS A TRANSACTION CARD SYSTEM, IN WHICH ONE BASIC TYPE OF CARD FORMAT IS USED FOR CHARGING,…
Descriptors: Automation, Catalogs, Computers, Costs
McGee, Rob – 1972
This document describes and compares on-line library circulation systems that have been reported as operational or developing, based on a non-comprehensive survey of published articles and public and restricted technical documentation. A checklist of components and features is used to tabulate if and how each system accommodates four selected…
Descriptors: Computers, Data Processing, Information Systems, Library Automation
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