An Interactive Computer-Based Circulation System for Northwestern University: The Library Puts It to Work
Velma Veneziano
Information Technology and Libraries · 1972
doi:10.6017/ital.v5i2.5734 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Northwestern University Library's on-line circulation system has resulted in dramatic changes in practices and procedures in the Circulation Services Section. After a hectic period of implementation, the staff soon began to adjust to the system. Over the past year and a half, they have devised ways to use the system to maximum advantage, so that manual and machine systems now mesh in close harmony. Freed from time-consuming clerical chores, the staff have been challenged to use their released time to best advantage, with the result that the "service" in "Circulation Services" is much closer to being a reality.
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