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Reed, Mary Jane Pobst – Journal of Library Automation, 1976
Describes a particular approach to a library problem: the utilization of computer simulation to provide data on how best to serve the citizens of the state of Washington through delivery of library materials by mail, with patrons ordering from a printed catalog of materials. (Author)
Descriptors: Computer Oriented Programs, Delivery Systems, Library Circulation, Library Materials
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Washington State Higher Education Facilities Commission, Olympia. – 1970
This report describes a higher education enrollment projection model developed for the state of Washington. The model operates on a student flow concept quantifying students through the flows of entrances, retention, transfers, and exits. The model is based on the assumption that the manner in which students now move through the State's higher…
Descriptors: College Students, Computer Oriented Programs, Computer Programs, Enrollment
Washington State Temporary Special Levy Study Commission. – 1971
This report, volume II of an indepth study of special levy problems in Washington State, represents the results of a study commission examination of finance and curriculum and contact with commission counterparts in the Federal Government, and a review of the work of other States. Included in this volume are (1) a funding formula simulation study…
Descriptors: Accountability, Computer Oriented Programs, Costs, Educational Finance
Millham, Charles B. – 1975
The Library Development Division of the Washington State Library and the Library Futures Planning Task Force developed cost data and a computer simulation model in order to construct a series of alternatives for extending library services to areas of the state now unserved. User needs were assessed, and cost data were developed for mail-order…
Descriptors: Bookmobiles, Computer Oriented Programs, Cost Effectiveness, Delivery Systems