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Tables of Contents for Planning and Implementing Technical Services Workstations
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Figures
vii
2
Preface
ix
4
Acknowledgments
xiii
2
Introduction
xv
What Is a TSW and Where Do You Find One?
xvi
1
The Future of TSWs
xvii
PART I Background and Planning
3
64
Chapter 1 Hardware and Network Considerations
3
13
Michael Kaplan
Hardware
4
2
Keyboards and Mice
6
1
Monitors
7
4
Local Area Networks
11
1
The Internet
12
3
Appendix: Games on the Computer
15
1
Chapter 2 Software Considerations
16
23
Michael Kaplan
Winsock Compatibility
18
1
Why a Windows Workstation?
18
3
The ALA Character Set
21
1
Macros and Macro Packages
22
17
Chapter 3 A Developer's Point of View
39
14
Mark Wilson
Basic Considerations
40
1
Target Audience
40
2
Problem Domain
42
1
Hardware Issues
42
1
Systems and Language Issues
43
3
Application Issues
46
1
Functionality
47
4
The Librarian-Developer Link
51
2
Chapter 4 National Cooperative Programs
53
14
Michael Kaplan
Origin of the Program for Cooperative Cataloging
54
2
Cooperative Cataloging Council
56
2
Cooperative Cataloging Council Automation Task Group
58
5
Appendix: CCC Strategic Plan Automation Recommendations
63
4
PART II Online Documentation and Online Tools
67
56
Chapter 5 Online Documentation First Steps: Cataloger's Desktop
67
14
Bruce Chr. Johnson
Origins
68
3
How Cataloger's Desktop Works
71
6
Machine Requirements
77
1
The Future
78
3
Chapter 6 Library of Congress Classification: SuperLCCS and Classification Plus
81
22
Anaclare Frost Evans
SuperLCCS CD
83
9
Classification Plus
92
9
Appendix: System and Network Requirements for SuperLCCS CD and Classification Plus
101
2
Chapter 7 Dewey for Windows
103
20
Diane Vizine-Goetz
Mark Bendig
Editorial Support System
104
1
Classification Record Enhancements
105
2
DDC Hierarchies
107
1
Library of Congress Subject Headings
108
1
Sample Bibliographic Records Showing DDC/LCSH
108
2
The DDC Database
110
1
Indexes
110
1
Dewey for Windows System Design
111
12
PART III Productivity Enhancers Macros and Programmatic Approaches
123
50
Chapter 8 Northwestern University's Toolkit
123
30
Gary L. Strawn
Development and Distribution
125
10
Automated Creation of Authority Records
135
1
Assistance with Call Numbers
136
5
Conflict Resolution
141
1
Next Steps
142
4
Appendix: Specifications for Machine-Generated Authoriy Records
146
7
Chapter 9 Custom Applications: The Library of Congress Experience
153
20
David Williamson
On the MARC
154
5
National Library of Medicine CIP
159
3
Clip Search
162
11
PART IV Ergonomic and Training Issues for the Desktop Environment
173
38
Chapter 10 Ergonomics and Design
173
20
Bruce Trumble
A Workplace Ergonomics Program
174
1
Defining the Problem
175
4
Designing an Ergonomics Program
179
9
Ergonomics Policy Statements
188
2
Appendix: Resources for Ergonomics Research
190
3
Chapter 11 Training
193
18
Julia C. Blixrud
What Constitutes Training?
193
1
Why Train?
194
1
Trends in Training
195
1
Training Investments
195
2
Current Sources for Library Technical Training
197
2
Development of a Technical Services Workstation Training Program
199
6
Training Obstacles
205
1
Elements for Successful Training Programs
206
5
PART V The Symbiotic Future Technical Services Workstations, the Internet, and the World Wide Web
211
6
Chapter 12 The TSW and Emerging Technologies: A Researcher's Perspective
211
6
Diane Vizine-Goetz
Scorpion
212
2
The Challenge
214
3
Bibliography
217
4
Index
221
14
Contributors
235