Reference service policies in ARL libraries /

"August 1994."

A new guide to reference services in the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Mode of access: Internet.

The use of computers in literature searching and related reference activities in libraries : papers presented at the 1975 Clinic on Library Applications of Data Processing, April 27-30, 1975 /

Includes bibliographical references.

Libraries and neighborhood information centers; papers presented at an institute conducted by the University of Illinois Graduate School of Library Science, October 24-27, 1971.

Bibliography: p. 138-140.

Basic reference books;

Mode of access: Internet.

Reference work; a text-book for librarians and students of library work,

Mode of access: Internet.

Basic reference books; an introduction to the evaluation, study, and use of reference materials, with special emphasis on some 200 titles,

Planographed.

The growth of reference service in the United States from 1876-1893.

Photocopy.

El projecte Telephassa: una experiència de cooperació entre biblioteques europees

Exposició dels objectius del Projecte Telephassa del Progrma COMETT-II de les Comunitats Europees, que es centra en la difusió i l'aplicació de com les noves tecnologies poden ajudar a proporcionar serveis d'informació cada vegada més innovadors.

Full circle : ninety years of service in the Main Reading Room /

Includes bibliographical references (p. 61-64).

Managing electronic resources /

"August 2004."

Web services to link interlibrary software with OCLC WorldShare

Purpose - This article describes the use of web services to interconnect the GTBib interlibrary loan program with the OCLC WorldShare platform. Design/methodology/approach - We describe the current problem of duplication of procedures in libraries that have added their collections to the OCLC WorldCat catalogue in recent years and are therefore more likely to receive interlibrary loan requests through the WorldShare Platform. Findings - A solution that uses web services to insert and retrieve requests between the two systems is presented. Autonomous agents periodically check the status of the requests and keep them updated and synchronized. These agents also inform the library staff of any variation or inconsistency that is detected. Practical Implications - This technology reduces process management time by making it unnecessary to introduce the request data in both systems. Agents are used to check the consistency of statuses between the two systems, thus avoiding errors and omissions and improving the efficiency of the whole interlibrary loan process. Originality/value - This paper describes in detail the technical aspects of the solution as a reference for the development of future applications.

Libraries Transforming Communities: The Value in an Academic Library Community at Lincoln University

Inman E. Page Library is coined as an, “Information Mall.” It houses special collections, archives, general reference services, computers, artistic programming, technological resources and space for different types of events. It is a modern academic library in the 21st century that was built on a legacy of scholarly opportunities for Lincoln University students, faculty, and our community in Jefferson City, MO and surrounding cities. The value that needs to be placed on this library is that it is an institution within an institution and should be given top priority as it pertains to continued funding, faculty support, and a place of higher learning that has a library etiquette. As well as, students need to understand the importance of how a library will affect their academic careers.

Find it yourself! A brief course in the use of books and libraries under the contract system,

Mode of access: Internet.