Library of Congress Staff Test Optical Disk System

A survey of Library of Congress staff following implementation of four optical disk reader stations measured their satisfaction with training, documentation, equipment and printing, and system reliability and usefulness. Staff found no major flaws with the system, and they saw its usefulness primari...

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Published in:College & research libraries 1986-07, Vol.47 (4), p.385-391
Main Authors: Reich, Victoria Ann, Betcher, Melissa Ann
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
CD-ROMs
Computerized information storage and retrieval
Computerized subject indexing
Discs
Evaluation Methods
Exact sciences and technology
General aspects
Information and communication sciences
Information and communication technologies
Information Retrieval
Information science. Documentation
Information Storage
Information storage and retrieval
Information technologies: storage media, equipment
Information work
Library of Congress
Library Personnel
National Libraries
Optical discs
Preservation
Printing
Sciences and techniques of general use
Subject indexing
Technical services
Telecommunications
Training
User Satisfaction (Information)
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Summary:A survey of Library of Congress staff following implementation of four optical disk reader stations measured their satisfaction with training, documentation, equipment and printing, and system reliability and usefulness. Staff found no major flaws with the system, and they saw its usefulness primarily as an access tool. (CDD)
ISSN:0010-0870
2150-6701
DOI:10.5860/crl_47_04_385