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Used in library schools worldwide, this standard provides students with a thorough understanding of technical services. Updated and expanded, the 7th edition was carefully re-examined by the authors and includes a complete rewriting of the Cataloging and Processing section. The book covers all aspects of the field—from acquisitions to managing the cataloging department—with new emphasis on automation as it affects technical services work and those skills that can be developed through work experience or classroom instruction. Various automated acquisitions systems are described, and a detailed section on automated serials systems is included. Complete with helpful illustrations, statistics, and study guide questions, this text is a must for library and information science students!

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?In this seventh edition, the highly regarded expertise of Sheila Intner and Jean Weihs is added to the consistently well-received practical observations and informative advice of G. Edward Evans. The combination is fortunate. All the authors are good writers, good thinkers and good analysts. They provide a wide variety of library experiences on technical services from an American and Canadian viewpoint. The resulting text will find a wide and appreciative audience.?-Technicalities

"?A must for every library student and practitioner of technical serivces in all types of libraries big and small, manual and automated.?-Knowledge Organization ?From previous edition: A thorough and carefully organized explanation of...acquisitions, cataloging, and serials.?-New Directions in Technical Services ?In this seventh edition, the highly regarded expertise of Sheila Intner and Jean Weihs is added to the consistently well-received practical observations and informative advice of G. Edward Evans. The combination is fortunate. All the authors are good writers, good thinkers and good analysts. They provide a wide variety of library experiences on technical services from an American and Canadian viewpoint. The resulting text will find a wide and appreciative audience.?-Technicalities ""A must for every library student and practitioner of technical serivces in all types of libraries big and small, manual and automated.""-Knowledge Organization ""From previous edition: A thorough and carefully organized explanation of...acquisitions, cataloging, and serials.""-New Directions in Technical Services ""In this seventh edition, the highly regarded expertise of Sheila Intner and Jean Weihs is added to the consistently well-received practical observations and informative advice of G. Edward Evans. The combination is fortunate. All the authors are good writers, good thinkers and good analysts. They provide a wide variety of library experiences on technical services from an American and Canadian viewpoint. The resulting text will find a wide and appreciative audience.""-Technicalities"

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G. EDWARD EVANS, renowned Fulbright scholar and sought-after international consultant, is University Librarian and Adjunct Professor at Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles. SHEILA S. INTNER is Professor and Director, Simmons Graduate School of Library and Information Science at Mount Holyoke College. She has received several awards, including ALA's Margaret Mann Citation Award for outstanding contributions to education for cataloging and classification. JEAN WEIHS is Principal Consultant, Technical Services Group, Toronto, Ontario. She has received the Margaret Mann Citation in Cataloging and Classification and was the first recipient of the John Comaromi Lectureship.

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