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PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION IN LIBRARIANSHIP:A CLASSIFIED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF

PROGRAMMED TEXTS AND OTHER MATERIALS 1960-1974

compiled byHENRY M. YAPLE

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .BIBLIOGRAPHIES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CATALOGING AND CLASSIFICATION .. . . . . . ......INDEXING. . .. . .. . . ...... .. . . . . . . . .INFORMATION SCIENCE . . . . ...... . . . .LIBRARY ADMINISTRATION. .. . . . . . . . . . .....LIBRARY AUTOMATION AND DATA PROCESSING. .... . ...MATERIALS AND SERVICES FOR CHILDREN .. . . . . ....MATERIALS AND SERVICES FOR JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL THROUGH

UNDERGRADUATE LEVELS .. . . . . . . . . . . . ..REFERENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..RESEARCH METHODS IN LIBRARIANSHIP .. . . . . . . . ..SPECIAL LITERATURES AND MATERIALS .. . . . . . . . ..TECHNICAL SERVICES. . . . . . ............. . . . .VITA. .. . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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INTRODUCTION

This bibliography is an attempt to identify those programmed materials for

library education created between 1960 and 1974. Originally, it was intended

to be a list of programmed texts designed to instruct graduate students oflibrarianship in the basic subject matter of the profession: cataloging andclassification, reference, administration. As the search progressed and cor-respondence with authors increased, it became apparent that the original scope

of the bibliography was too narrow. Many programmed sequences have been cre-ated in the years 1960-74 to teach various levels of students about almost allaspects of the library. For example, there exist numerous slide/tape presenta-

tions which will orient college students to their libraries, programmed se-quences to train clerical employees in library methods, a number of programmedmaterials to teach students how to catalog and classify, an on-line computer-assisted program to instruct librarians in the use of MEDLINE, a programmed

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text to teach Russian to librarians, and a computer-assisted instructional pro-gram to train elementary school students how to locate information in periodi-cals. It seemed that librarians, teachers and students at all levels of theeducational hierarchy should know about this wealth of material; therefore,the scope of the bibliography was enlarged to include as many aspects of li-brarianship as there were programmed marerials to teach it. The basic criter-ion for inclusion was that the material be some kind of self-paced instructionalsequence concerned with library education.

No titles were excluded because of their format. Materials listed include pro-grammed texts, theses, slide/tape presentations, audiocassettes, computer pro-grams and programs stored on computer tape, transparencies, filmstrips, andoccasionally journal articles. However, journal articles were cited only whenthey described a program of instruction not available for general distribution,or when it was difficult to cite the program in accepted bibliographic form.When this latter situation occurred, the article was cited because it generallydescribed each program much more completely than a contrived bibliographiccitation could. Films were not included in the bibliography because they arenot self-paced sequences, and Irving Lieberman's A Working Bibliography ofCommercially Available Audio-visual Materials for the Teaching of Library Sci-ence seemed to cover the subject.

The number of citations produced by searching and correspondence with authorssuggested that the list be classified so that it could be accessed easily bysubject. The headings found in the annual directory issue of the Journal ofEducation for Librarianship were selectively utilized to classify the bibli-ography because they defined teaching areas of contemporary librarianship.

I regret that the bibliography is not annotated. The main obstacle to fullannotation was the fact that it was simply impossible to examine all of thematerial. However, if time permits, certain sections of the bibliography--Cataloging and Classification, Indexing, and Reference, for example--may beannotated for future publication.

Finally, I wish to thank Hardy Carroll, School of Librarianship, WesternMichigan University, and Richard Chapin, Director of Libraries, Michigan StateUniversity, for their interest and support in seeing this bibliography to aconclusion. I accept full responsibility for errors and omissions, but Iwould appreciate it if omissions were brought to my attention.

* Leiberman, Irving. A Working Bibliography of Commercially Available Audio-visual Materials for the Teaching of Library Science (Occasional Paper No. 94).Champaign, University of Illinois Graduate School of Library Science, 1968.

BIBLIOGRAPHIES

A Bibliography of Project Intrex Publications 1966-1973. Cambridge, Mass.,MIT Electronic Systems Lab., 1973, 16p. MF 75* HC $1.50 plus postage.ED 094 797.

American Library Association. Committee on Instruction in the Use of Libraries.Show and Tell: A Clinic on Using Media in Library Instruction. Chicago,ALA, 1972, 29p. MF 654 HC $3.29. ED 067 841.

"A Catalog which lists all materials useful in teaching patrons howto use libraries which came to the attention of the ALA Committee onInstruction in the Use of Libraries while planning the clinic."

American Society for Information Science. Library and Information Sciences:An ERIC Bibliography. New York, CCM Information Corp., 1972, 487p.$8.95.

Dodd, William E. Programmed Instruction and Teaching Machines: An AnnotatedBibliography. 2d ed. Stoke-on-Trent, England, City Librarian's Office,1965, 168p.

Engel, Gerald L. Computer Assisted Instruction: A Selected Bibliography andKWIC Index. Dahlgren, Va., Naval Weapons Lab., 1969. ED 033 599. Avail-able from Clearinghouse for Federal Scientific and Technical Information,Springfield, Va. AD 689 113.

Entelek. Programmed Instruction Guide. 3 vols. Newburyport, Mass., Entelek,1973. $9.50/vol. Elementary, high school and higher education, businessand industrial.

Hendershot, Carl H. Programmed Learning: A Bibliography of Programs and Pre-sentation Devices. Bay City, Mich., NSPI, 1964, supplemented 1965.

. Programmed Learning: A Bibliography of Programs and PresentationDevices. 2 vols. 4th ed. Bay City, Mich., Carl Hendershot, 1969. $11.50.

. Programmed Learning and Individually Paced Instruction: A Bibli-ography. Bay City, Mich., Hendershot Programmed Learning, 1973, 336p.$54.00 with supplements.

Hickey, Albert E., ed. Computer Assisted Instruction: A Survey of the Liter-ature. 3d ed. Newburyport, Mass., Entelek, 1968, 160p. ED 033 576.Available only from Entelek, 42 Pleasant Street, Newburyport, Mass.

Hopkinson, Shirley L. Instructional Materials for Teaching the Use of theLibrary: A Selected, Annotated Bibliography of Films, Filmstrips, Books

and Pamphlets, Tests and Other Aids. 3d ed. San Jose, Calif., ClaremontHouse, 1969, 55p.

. Instructional Materials for Teaching the Use of the Library: ASelected, Annotated Bibliography of Films, Filmstrips, Books and Pamphlets,Tests and Other Aids. 4th ed. San Jose, Calif., Claremont House, 1971,

64p.

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Hoye, Robert E., and Wong, Anastasia C, Index to Computer Based Learning.

Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Educational Technology Publications, 1973,685p. $18.95.

International Directory of Programmed Instruction. Paris, UNESCO, 1973, 191p.

$5.75. ED 093 295. Document not available from EDRS* but from UNESCO,

7 Place de Fontenoy, 75700 Paris, France."A Bibliography of organizations and activities, publications,

research applications. No material included dating from before 1968."

Klempner, Irving M. Audiovisual Materials in Support of Information ScienceCurricula: An Annotated Listing with Subject Index. 1st ed. rev.

Washington, D.C., American Society for Information Science, 1972, 26p.

$7.50. ED 076 215. Available from Science Associations International,

23 E. 26th Street, New York, N.Y.

Lebovitch, J. College Libraries and Tutor Librarianship: An Annotated, Select

Bibliography. Hatfield, England, Hatfield Polytechnic, 1971, 30p. EDRS

prices MF 654 HC $3.29. ED 066 204.

Lieberman, Irving. A Working Bibliography of Commercially Available Audio-visual Materials for the Teaching of Library Science (Occasional PaperNo. 94). Champaign, Ill., University of Illinois Graduate School ofLibrary Science, 1968, 78p. EDRS prices MF 50* HC $4.00. ED 043 353.

Mirwis, A. "Academic Library Instruction; A Bibliography 1960-1970," DrexelLibrary Quarterly 7:327-35, Oct. 1971.

Morrill, Charles S. Computer Assisted Instruction: A Selected Bibliography.Bedford, Mass., Mitre Corp., 1962. MF 654 HC $3.00. ED 016 418.Available from Clearinghouse for Federal Scientific and Technical Informa-tion. AD 289 817.

Northeastern University. Instructional Technology Information Center. Pro-grammed Instruction Guide. 2d ed. Newburyport, Mass., Entelek, 1968.

Peterson, Violet E. Library Instruction Guide: Suggested Courses for Use byLibrarians and Teachers in Junior and Senior High Schools. Hamden, Conn.,Shoe String Press, 1967, 55p. $3.00.

. Library Instruction Guide: Suggested Courses for Use by Librarians

and Teachers in Junior and Senior High Schools. 4th ed. Hamden, Conn.,ShoeString Press, 1974, 70p. $5.00.

Razik, Taher A., ed. Bibliography of Programmed Instruction and ComputerAssisted Instruction. Engelwood Cliffs, N.J., Educational Technology

Publications, 1971, 264p. $7.95. ED 048 724. Not available from EDRS.

* Educational Documents Reproduction Service.

Sandifur, J.Y. Bibliography of Materials for Library Instruction at theSecondary and College Level: Classified, Annotated and Graded. Oxford,University of Mississippi, 1967. (M.L.S. thesis.)

Schwarz, Philip J. The New Media in Academic Library Orientation: 1950-1972:An Annotated Bibliography. Menomonie, University of Wisconsin-StoutMedia Retrieval Services, 1973, 30p. EDRS prices MF 65 H HC $3.29.ED 071 682.

S"Use of the New Media in College Library Orientation: An

Annotated Bibliography," Mountain-Plains Library Quarterly 15:19-28,Spring 1970.

Wheeler, Helen. "Introducing the Library through Film," Wilson LibraryBulletin 11:197-99, Oct. 1966.

CATALOGING AND CLASSIFICATION

Atherton, Pauline. Development of a Computer Based Laboratory for LibraryScience Students Using LC/MARC Tapes. Syracuse, N.Y., Syracuse University,1970, 51p. MF 25* HC $2.65. ED 037 224.

Batty, C.D. An Introduction to Colon Classification. Hamden, Conn., Linnet,1966, 90p. $4.00.

. An Introduction to the Eighteenth Edition of the Dewey Decimal

Classification. Hamden, Conn., Linnet, 1971, 163p. $4.75.

. An Introducation to the Seventeenth Edition of the Dewey Decimal

Classification. Hamden, Conn., Linnet, 1967, 136p. $4.50.

Boll, John J. Introduction to Cataloging: Descriptive Cataloging and an Over-view of Catalogs and Cataloging (Library Education Series, Vol. I). NewYork,McGraw-Hill, 1970. $6.75.

. Introduction to Cataloging: Entry Headings with Emphasis on the

Cataloging Process and on Personal Names (Library Education Series, Vol. II).New York, McGraw-Hill, 1973, 423p. $10.95.

. Introduction to Cataloging: The Subject Approach (Library Education

Series, Vol. III). Not yet published.

Bradshaw, Charles I., et al. Using the Library: The Card Catalog. Provo, Utah,Brigham Young University Press, 1971, 104p. $1.95. Undergraduate.

Chester, Edward G. Library Skills: The Card Catalog. Tustin, Calif., MediaMasters Inc., 1966. 197 linear item programmed text $1.25 50-framecolor filmstrip $6.50. Undergraduate.

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Corrigan, Phillip. An Introduction to Sears List of Subject Headings. Hamden,

Conn., Linnet, 1967, 94p. $4.00.

Dubuc, Ren6. Exercises Programmes sur la Classification Decimale Universelle.

Paris, Gauthier-Villars, 1970, 168p.

. La Classification decimale universelle (C.D.U.) Manuel Pratiqued'utilisation. 3d ed. rev. Paris, Gauthier-Villars, 1973, 308p.

Elrod, J. McRee. Choice of Main and Added Entries. Chicago, EducationalMethods Inc., 1969, 49p. $2.95.

. Classification. Chicago, Educational Methods Inc., 1969, 69p.$4.95.

. Construction and Adaptation of the Unit Card (A preliminaryedition for field test purposes). Delaware, Ohio Wesleyan UniversityLibrary, 1964, 170 cards.

.Construction and Adaption of the Unit Card. Chicago, EducationalMethods Inc., 1966, 22 cards. $4.95.

. EMI Modern Library Practices Series. Chicago, Educational Methods

Inc., 1969, 3 vols. and box of practice material.

. Filing in the Library Catalog and Shelf List. Chicago, Educa-

tional Methods Inc., 1967, 72p. $12.95. Accompanied by a set of practicefile cards.

Hammond Education Products. Classification and Arrangement of Books. NewYork, McGraw-Hill, 1969, library transparencies. $33.00. Primarily forelementary and junior high school students.

. Using the Card Catalog. New York, McGraw-Hill, 1969, transparen-

cies. $24.00. Primarily for elementary and junior high school students.

Henderson, Kathryn L., and Connell, Tschera H. Cataloging and Classification.Urbana, Ill., Computer-based Education Research Laboratory, PLATO, 1974,5 hrs. Graduate library science students. Contact Kathryn L. Henderson,327 Library, University of Illinois, Urbana, Ill. 61801, 217/333-6191for more information.

Horner, John. Special Cataloging. Hamden, Conn., Linnet, 1972, 256p. $9.00.

Howard, J.W. Using the Health Sciences Library: The Card Catalog. Morgantown,Medical Library of West Virginia University, 1964. An experimental text.

Hunter, Eric J. Anglo-American Cataloging Rules: An Introduction. Hamden,Conn., Linnet, 1972, 128p. $6.00.

Jackson, Clara 0. Self-Study Guide for Basic Cataloging. Kent, Ohio, School

of Library Science, Kent State University, 1970, 82p. Undergraduate.

Johnson, Albert F. A Programmed Course in Cataloging and Classification.

London, Deutsch, 1968, 132p.

Lamson, Merle E. Classification: An Introduction. Provo, Utah, Brigham Young

University Printing Service, 1973, 135p. $2.95. A programmed instruction

to the 18th edition of the Dewey Decimal Classification.

McGarry, K.G., and Burrell, T.W. Logic and Semantics in the Organization of

Knowledge. Hamden, Conn., Shoe String Press, 1972, 128p. $7.95.

Miller, Louise C., and Shoemaker, Janet K. Program Learning: Library Science,

The Unit Catalog Card, Graduate Level. Cleveland, Case Western Reserve

University, 1963, 25 forms.

Perreault, Jean M. An Introduction to the Universal Decimal Classification.

Hamden, Conn., Linnet, 1969, lllp. $4.50.

Reynolds, Rex. Using the Library: The Card Catalog. Addison, Ill, Programmed

Instructional Press, 1967, 29p., 82 frames. $1.00. Elementary through

adult.

Stillwell, John. LEEP Program Description and Manual: MARC II Search Program.

Syracuse, N.Y., Syracuse University, 1970, 38p. EDRS prices MF 654

HC $6.58. ED 041 600.

Strawn, Richard R. Word)Idea)Book Via the Card Catalog: A Program on How to

Get from a Word in Your Topic to Information About It. Crawfordsville,

Ind., Wabash College, 1970, 6 hrs., 7 sections. Undergraduate.

Wellisch, Hanan. The Universal Decimal Classification, A Programmed Instruc-

tion Course. College Park, School of Library and Information Services,University of Maryland, 1970, 195p. $3.50 FID 467.

Wendt, Paul R., and Rust, G.C. Use Your College Library Efficiently. Carbon-

dale, Department of Instructional Materials, Southern Illinois University,

1963. $1.25. Undergraduate; deals primarily with the function and use

of the card catalog.

INDEXING

Jahoda, G., and Foos, Ferol A. The Use of an On-Line Searched and Printed

Coordinate Index in Teaching (Technical Memo no. 40). Tallahassee,

Florida State University, 1971, 62p. MF 65* HC $3.29. ED 060 881.

Langridge, D.W., et al. Indexing for ERIC: A Programmed Course. 3 vols. Wash-

ington, D.C., Office of Education, Education Resources Information Center,

1967, EDRS prices: vol. 1 MF 254 HC $2.08, vol 2 MF $1.00 HC $8.40, vol 3

MF 754 HC $6.44. ED 022 495 - ED 022 497.

Langridge, D.W., et al. Programmed Instruction in Practical Subject Indexing.London, Polytechnic of North London, School of Librarianship, 1971-73.

Motley, Drucilla. An On-Line Computer Managed Introduction to Indexing: AnIndividualized Multi-Media Instructional Package Compared to the Tradi-tional Method, Nine Hours of Teacher-Group Contact. Tallahasee, FloridaState University Computer Assisted Instruction Center, 1972, 103p.MF 65* HC $3.00. ED 072 821. Document not available from EDRS, butfrom National Technical Information Service, Springfield, Va. 22151.

Ramsden, Michael. An Introduction to Index Languages Construction. Hamden,Conn., Linnet, 1974, 160p. $9.00.

Wilson, T.D. An Introduction to Chain Indexing. Hamden, Conn., Linnet, 1971,85p. $4.25.

INFORMATION SCIENCE

Atherton, Pauline. Development of A Computer Based Laboratory for LibraryScience Students Using LC/MARC Tapes. Syracuse, N.Y., Syracuse University,1970, 51p. MF 25* HC $2.65. ED 037 224.

Axeen, Marina. Teaching Library Use to Undergraduates: Comparison of ComputerBased Instruction and the Conventional Lecture. Urbana, University ofIllinois, 1967, 113p. MF 50* HC $4.60. ED 014 316.

Bundy Mary Lee. Investigative Methods for Information Specialists: A Courseof Study. College Park, Md., Urban Information Interpreters Inc., 1973,71p. $5.00.

Caruso, Dorothy E.F. CARUSO (Conversational & Reactive User Oriented SearchOperations). Pittsburgh, Department of Library and Information Science,University of Pittsburgh, 1969.

. An Experiment to Determine the Effectiveness of an InteractiveTutorial Program, Implemented on the Time-Sharing IBM System 360, Model50 in Teaching a Subject Oriented User to Formulate Inquiry Statementsto a Computerized On-Line Information Retrieval System. Pittsburgh,University of Pittsburgh, 1969, 191p. (Ph.D. thesis.)

S"Tutorial Programs for Operation of On-Line Retrieval Systems,"Journal of Chemical Documentation 10:98-105, May 1970.

. A User's Manual for Search: OBJ, PTSS File Construction and SearchPrograms (KASC-CIC). Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh, 1970.

Ervin, Sharon B. Everyman's Guide: An ERIC Search System for Social StudiesTeachers, Consultants and Librarians. Boulder, Colo., ERIC Clearinghousefor Social Studies/Social Science Education, 1971, 16p. MF 65* HC $3.29.ED 049 960.

Garman, Marcia B., and Mitchell, Kathleen. Doing a Literature Search in anInformation Center. San Mateo, Calif., San Mateo Junior College, 1972,97p. MF 65€ HC $3.29. ED 066 894.

Genung, Harriett. "Can Machines Teach the Use of the Library?" College &Research Libraries 28:25-30, Jan. 1967.

Goheen, Patricia A. A Systems Approach to the Individualization of LibraryScience. Cleveland, Case Western Reserve University, 1970, 6 8p.MF 65¢ HC $3.29. ED 052 810.

Gull, Cloyd D. Automation for Preparation of Syllabi and Bibliographies forCollege Instruction. Bloomington, Indiana University, 1966-67.EP 010 530.

Jerigan, Elizabeth T. "Computer-Assisted Instruction for Library Processes,"Special Libraries 58:631-33, Nov. 1967.

Lyman, Elisabeth R. An On-Line Document Retrieval Strategy Using the PLATOSystem. Urbana, University of Illinois, 1971, 17p. MF 654 HC $3.29.CERL-R-X-21, ED 078 673.

Maron, M.E. An Information Processing Laboratory for Education and Researchin Library Science (Final Report). Berkeley, University of California.EP 010 772.

, and Humphrey, A.J. An Information Processing Laboratory for Edu-cation and Research in Library Science (Phase I). Washington, D.C.,Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1969, 141p. MF 75*HC $7.15. ED 030 776.

Maron, M.B., and Sherman, Don. An Information Processing Laboratory for

Education and Research in Library Science (Phase II, Final Report).Berkeley, University of California, 1971, 121p. MF 65* HC $6.58EP 060 916.

McGarry, K.J., and Burrell, T.W. Logic and Semantics in the Organization ofKnowledge. Hamden, Conn., Linnet, 1972, 128p. $7.25. An introductionfor students of information retrieval.

Mingon, Edmund. "Information Science in the Teaching of Traditional Reference

Service." In Conference Proceedings of the American Society for Informa-

tion Science. Vol. VIII. Westport, Conn., Greenwood Press, 1971.

_____ , and Travis, Irene. LABSEARCH: ILR Associative Search SystemTerminal Users' Manual. Berkeley, Calif., Institute of Library Research,

1971, 87p. MF 65¢ HC $3.29. ED 060 917.

Mitchell, Ruth K. Information Science and Computer Basics. Hamden, Conn.,

Linnet, 1971, 101p. $5.50.

Rayward, W.B. "New Technology and Education for Librarianship," Australian

Library Journal 20:12-15, June 1971.

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Silver, S.S., and Meredith, J.C. The DISCUS Interactive Systems User's Manual.Berkeley, Calif, Institute of Library Research, 1970, 173p. MF 65¢HC $6.58. ED 060 919.

Smith, Stephen F., and Harrelson, William. TMS: A Terminal Monitor System forInformation Processing (Final Report). Berkeley, University of California,1971, 132p. MF 65 H HC $6.58. ED 060 920.

Stillwell, John. LEEP Program Description and Manual: MARC II Search Program.Syracuse, N.Y., Syracuse University, 1970, 38p., MF 25* HC $1.95.ED 041 600.

Walker, Richard D. Independent Learning Materials in Library Science Instruc-tion: A Report of a Series of Experiments on the Efficacy of a ProgrammedText Developed in the Articulated Instructional Media Program at theLibrary School of the University of Wisconsin. Madison, University ofWisconsin, 1968, 37p. MF 25f HC $1.95. ED 025 296.

Wendt, Paul R., and Woelfin, Leslie. Simulation of Computer Assisted Instruc-tion. Washington, D.C., Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1968,23p. MF 25* HC $1.25. ED 032 758.

Wendt, Paul R., et al. A Study to Determine the Extent to Which Instruction toUniversity Freshmen in the Use of the University Library Can be Turned Overto Teaching Machines (Final Report). Carbondale, Southern Illinois Univer-sity, 1963, 81p. MF 18* HC $3.24. ED 003 559.

. To Test Refinements in Intrinsic Programming in Pictorial Audio,and Performance Frames to Maximize the Probability of Desired TerminalBehavior. Carbondale, Southern Illinois University, 1965, 88p. MF 18*HC $3.52. ED 003 235.

Weil, C.B. Classification and Automatic Retrieval of Bibliographical ReferenceBooks (Thesis no. T 13714). Chicago, Graduate Library School, Universityof Chicago, 1967.

LIBRARY ADMINISTRATION

Albers, Henry H., and Schoer, Lowell A. Programmed Organization and ManagementPrinciples. New York, Wiley, 1966, 115p. $5.25.

Brophy, P., et al. A Library Management Game: A Report on a Research Project(Library Occasional Papers, No. 7). Lancaster, England, University ofLancaster, 1972, 96p. &l.00.

Entelek. Personnel Management for Supervisors. Newburyport, Mass., Entelek,Inc., 1964, $27.50.

Holzman, Albert G., et al. Matrices and Mathematical Programming: MathematicalBasis for Management Decision Making. Chicago, Encyclopedia BritannicaPress, 1962.

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Kazmier, Leonard. Principles of Management: A Program for Self-Instruction.

2d ed. New York, McGraw-Hill, 1969, 382p. $8.95.

Odiorne, George S. Programmed Learning Aid for Personnel Administration.Homewood, Ill., Learning Systems Company, 1973, 133p. $2.95.

Terry, George R., ed. Programmed Learning Aid for Principles of Management.

Homewood, Ill., Learning Systems Company, 1972, 188p. $2.95.

Wallace, Everett. On-the-Job Training of Library Personnel. Santa Monica,

Calif., System Development Corp., 1968. TM 3962/000/00.

. On-the-Job Training of Library Personnel (Interim Report).

Santa Monica, Calif., System Development Corp., 1968. TM 3962/001/00.

, and Katter, Robert V. Research and Development of On-the-Job

Training Courses for Library Personnel. Santa Monica, Calif., System

Development Corp., 1969, 84p. EDRS prices MF 504 HC $4.30, ED 032 085.

Zachert, Martha J. SIBE: A Sequential-in-Basket Exercise Technique: The Pilot

Study. Tallahassee, Florida State University, 1971, 148p.

LIBRARY AUTOMATION AND DATA PROCESSING

Albrecht, Robert L., et al. BASIC. New York, Wiley, 1973, 325p. $3.95.

Couger, J. Daniel, and Shannon, Loren E. Programmed Learning Aid for FORTRAN:

A Beginner's Approach. Homewood, Ill., Learning Systems Company, 1971,

171p. $2.95.

Davis, Charles H. Illustrative Computer Programming for Libraries: Selected

Examples for Information Specialists (Contributions in Librarianship and

Information Science, no. 12). Westport, Conn., Greenwood Press, 1974,

112p. $7.95.

Elliot, C. Orville, ed. Programmed Learning Aid for Introduction to Data

Processing. Homewood, Ill., Learning Systems Company, 1972, 152p. $2.95.

Ford, Geoffrey. An Introduction to Systems Analysis. Hamden, Conn., Linnet,

1973, 128p. $6.00.

Harris, Martin L., and Stern, Nancy B. Introduction to Data Processing. New

York, Wiley, 1973, 326p. $3.95.

Lyman, Elisabeth R. An On-Line Document Retrieval Strategy Using the PLATO

System. Urbana, University of Illinois, 1971, 17p. EDRS prices MF 654

HC $3.29. CERL-R-X-21, ED 078 673.

Mitchell, Ruth K. Information Science and Computer Basics: An Introduction.

Hamden, Conn., Linnet, 1971, 191p. $5.50.

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Richardson, James T., and Brady, Alan H. Programmed Learning Aid for BASICProgramming Language. Homewook, Ill,, Learning Systems Company, 1973.

Weil, C.B. Classification and Automatic Retrieval of Biographical ReferenceBooks (Thesis no. T 13714). Chicago, Graduate Library School, Universityof Chicago, 1967.

MATERIALS AND SERVICES FOR CHILDREN

Bostwick, G., and Midloch, M. Reference Skills: The Dictionary. Vol. E-F.California Test Bureau, 1964- , 124 frames. Grades 3-9.

California Association of School Librarians. Library Skills: A Handbook forTeachers and Librarians. Belmont, Calif., Fearon Publishers, 1973, 88p.$2.65. A select bibliography is included; as the title suggests, thisbook is intended primarily for adults working with children.

Danes, Margaret F., and Koenig, Elizabeth. Stepping Stones to the Library:Library Learning Laboratory I. Bronx, N.Y., Fordham Publishing Company,c1970, 36p. $6.95. This is a guide and duplicating manual for instruct-ing library skills in the grade schools.

Enclyclopedia Britannica Education Corp. Library Reference Skills. Chicago,Encyclopedia Britannica, 1969. A five-section program in 36 transparen-cies for teaching library reference skills; student resource book andteacher's guide included.

Hammond Education Products. Classification and Arrangement of Books. NewYork, McGraw-Hill, 1969, library transparencies. $33.00. Primarily forelementary and junior high school students.

. Using the Card Catalog. New York, McGraw-Hill, 1969, transparen-cies. $24.00. Primarily for elementary and junior high school students.

Harshaw, Ruth H., and Evans, H.H. In What Book? New York, Macmillan, 1970,130p. $4.50. Questions and answers intended to stimulate reading forages three to sixteen.

MLI Associates. How to Use the Library. Rockleigh, N.J., Allyn and Bacon. $2.38.

Midloch, M. Reference Skills: The Library. Vol. C-D. California Test Bureau,1964- , 142 frames. Grades 3-9.

. Reference Skills: The Report. Vol. G. California Test Bureau,1964- , 139 frames. Grades 3-9.

, and Bostwick, G. Reference Skills: Identification and RecognitionT of Reference Books. Vol. A-B. California Test Bureau, 1964- , 141 frames.

Lessons for self-instruction in basic skills, grades 3-9.

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Santa, Beauel M., and Hardy, Lois L. How to Use the Library. 2d ed. PaloAlto, Calif., Pacific Books, 1966, 128p.

Seeking and Finding. Library Learning Laboratory III. Bronx, N.Y., FordhamPublishing, c1970, manual and workbook. $21.85. Kit SF-K-3 $208.55.Kit SF-K-4 $257.55. Kit SF-K-5 $265.00.

Societyfor Visual Education. Using the Elementary School Library. 1968.Filmstrips, phonodiscs and tape cassettes. Grades 4-6.

Taylor, Margaret, and Liebold, Kathryn. Libraries are for Children: LibraryLearning Laboratory II. Bronx, N.Y., Fordham Publishing, c1970. Spiritduplicating Manual $5.95. Complete program $159.50. Grades 4-8.

Wendt, Paul R., and Robb, Nancy. Teaching Fifth Graders by CAI to LocateInformation in Periodicals and Newspapers. Carbondale, Department ofInstructional Materials, Southern Illinois University, in house, 1970-71.

MATERIALS AND SERVICES FORJUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL THROUGH UNDERGRADUATE LEVELS

Arizona State University. University Library. Locating Periodical Materialand Government Documents. Tempe, Ariz., n.d. Sound filmstrip. Instantinstruction for undergraduate patrons at reference desk.

Axeen, Marina E. Teaching Library Use to Undergraduates: Comparison of Computer-Based Instruction and the Conventional Lecture (CSL Report R-361). Urbana,University of Illinois, 1967, 113p. EDRS prices MF 504 HC $4.60.ED 014 316.

Azusa Pacific College. Marshburn Memorial Library. A New Dimension in LibraryOrientation. Citrus, Calif., n.d. 4 cassette tapes. Undergraduateorientation.

Bartlett, Bertrice. "The Stephens College Library Orientation Program," A.L.A.Bulletin 58:311-14, April 1964. Undergraduate orientation program atStephens College.

Bayer, B., and Eckardt, S. ALST 1. Columbus, Ohio State University. Pro-grammed in COURSEWRITER III on IBM 360/50 with an IBM 2741 teletype as aterminal. This program trains student librarians in the use of the auto-mated library system at Ohio State University.

Beeler, Richard, and Fisher, Patricia. Audio Cassette Library Guides. Denver,Colo., University of Denver Penrose Library, 1972. Undergraduate.

Beeler, Richard, et al. Videotape Library Orientation Tour. Denver, Colo.,University of Denver Penrose Library, 1972. Undergraduate.

Brigham Young University. Clark Library. Brigham Young University LibraryTour. Provo, Utah, n.d., audio cassette, 20 minutes. Undergraduateorientation.

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Brown, Jeanne Y., and Carter, Robert R. English Language and Literature: AWorkbook on Reference. Tustin, Calif., Media Masters Inc., 1969, 32p.$1.50. Undergraduate.

. Social Science: A Workbook on Reference Materials. Tustin,Calif, Media Masters Inc., 1970, 32p. $1.50. Undergraduate.

Carter, Robert R. Library Skills: A Workbook on Reference Materials. Tustin,Calif., Media Masters Inc., 1968, 60p. $2.75. Undergraduate and below.

. Preparing a Bibliography. Tustin, Calif., Media Masters Inc.,transparencies and manual. $52.50.

Chester, Edward G. Library Skills: References, Periodicals and Pamphlets.Tustin, Calif., Media Masters Inc., 1966, 286-linear-item programmed text$1.25. 53-frame color filmstrip $6.50. Undergraduate and below.

College of the Ozarks. Dobson Memorial Library. Know Your Library. Clarks-ville, Ark., n.d., slide/tape, 23 minutes. Undergraduate orientation.

Culkin, Patricia B. "Computer Assisted Instruction in Library Use," DrexelLibrary Quarterly 8:301-11, July 1972. Undergraduate.

Dartmouth College. Library. How to Use This Library. Hanover, N.H., n.d.,sound/slide, 15 minutes. Undergraduate orientation.

David Lipscomb College. Crisman Memorial Library. Orientation to the DavidLipscomb College Library. Nashville, Tenn., n.d., slide/tape, 17 minutes.Undergraduate orientation.

Dudley, Miriam S. Chicano Library Program (UCLA Occasional Papers, no. 17).Los Angeles, University of California Library, 1970, 85p. Undergraduate.

__. Workbook in Library Skills: A Self-Directed Course in the Use ofUCLA's College Library. Los Angeles, College Library, University ofCalifornia Library, 1973, 59p. Undergraduate.

Elmira College. Gannet Tripp Learning Center. College Library; InstructionalMaterials Center. Elmira, N.Y., n.d., two slide/tape programs, 20 minutes.each. Undergraduate orientation.

Encyclopedia Britannica Education Corp. Advanced Library Reference Skills.Chicago, Encyclopedia Britannica, 1969. A five-section program in 40transparencies for teaching advanced library reference skills. Onesection is devoted to the research paper. Teacher's guide included.Undergraduate.

Florida State University, Robert Manning Strozier Library. General Orienta-tion to Robert Manning Strozier Library. Tallahassee, Fla., n.d., slide/tape, 20 minutes. Undergraduate orientation.

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Florida State University. Library Use in Undergraduate Study. Tallahassee,Fla., n.d., slide/tape, 1 hr. This thirteen-unit program concerns callnumbers, biography, evaluation, and the approach to library search.

Fordham Publishing Company. Seeking and Finding (Library Learning LaboratoryIII). Bronx, N.Y., c1970, manual and workbook. $21.85. Elementarythrough young adult.

Freyer, Kenneth. Paul Klapper Library Handbook; Including the English Depart-ment Handbook. 4th ed. Flushing, N.Y., Queen's College of the CityUniversity of New York, 1968, 109p. Undergraduate.

Garen, Robert J. "Library Orientation on Television," Canadian Library 24:124-16, Sept. 1967. Undergraduate orientation.

Gattinger, F. Eugene. "Orienting the Freshman to the Library," Canadian Library21:390-94, March 1965. Undergraduate orientation.

Henne, Frances E. "Instruction in the Use of the Library and Library Use byStudents. In Conference on the Use of Printed and Audio-Visual Materialsfor Instructional Purposes. First Report. New York, Columbia UniversitySchool of Library Service, 1966.

Hofstra University. The Library. Orientation to Facilities and Services inthe Hofstra University Library. Hempstead, N.Y., n.d., 8mm film, 13minutes. Undergraduate.

Jackson, Clara 0. Self-Study Guide for Basic Cataloging. Kent, Ohio, Schoolof Library Science, Kent State University, 1970, 82p. Undergraduate.

Johnson, R. Library Skills: A Program of Self-Instruction. New York, McGraw-Hill, 1971, 200p. $3.95. Undergraduate.

Kalamazoo College. Upjohn Library. Orientation to Upjohn Library. Kalamazoo,Mich., n.d., slide/tape. Undergraduate.

Katzel, Randall. Guide to Libraries and Reference Books; An Introduction tothe Organization of Libraries and an Annotated Guide to 463 ReferenceBooks with Questions Designed to Reveal their Contents. Pittsburg, Ka.,Norkan Inc., 1971, 60p. $3.50. Undergraduate.

Kent State University. School of Library Science. Book Selection--Self-StudyGuide. Kent, Ohio, School of Library Science, Kent State University, 1974.105p. Undergraduate.

Knight, Hattie M. The 1-2-3 Guide to Libraries. Provo, Utah, Brigham Young

University, 1961, 73p.

. The 1-2-3 Guide to Libraries; With Corrections and Revisions of

the 1961 Publication. Provo, Utah, Brigham Young University, 1964, 78p.

. The 1-2-3 Guide to Libraries. Provo, Utah, Brigham Young Univer-

sity, 1966, 75p.

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Laite, Berkley. Library Orientation Programs. Shippensburg, Penn., EzraLehman Memorial Library, Shippensburg State College, 1969. Undergraduate.

Larson, Dale M. Library Instruction in the Community College: Toward Inno-vative Librarianship. Washington, D.C., ERIC, 1971, 30p. MF 65*HC $3.39. ED 054 765. This study includes a description of a videotapeproduced to instruct students at Saddleback College, California.

. A Systems Approach to Individualized Library Instruction.Fullerton, California State College, 1972, 48p. MF 65* HC $3.29.This study contains a 30-frame program for teaching periodical use ina college library.

Lolley, John L. Your Library--What's in It for You? New York, Wiley, 1974,152p. $2.95.

, and Oxburg, Tommy. Library Orientation. Fort Worth, Tex.,Tarrant County Jr. College Library, n.d. A sequential workbook.

McCoy, Ralph E, "Automation in Freshman Library Instruction," Wilson LibraryBulletin 36:468-70, Feb. 1962.

Marco, Guy A., and Murfin, Marjorie. Basic Reference 400: A Self-StudyGuide. Kent, Ohio, School of Library Science, Kent State University,1973, 49p. $3.00. Undergraduate.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Project Intrex. Engineering Index.Cambridge, Mass., n.d., slide/tape, 3 minutes. Undergraduate.

. NASA STAR. Cambridge, Mass., n.d., audiotape with sample pages,5 minutes. "Discusses the scope and arrangement of STAR and its use asa current awareness tool and as a retrospective searching tool."

. Science Citation Index. Cambridge, Mass., n.d., audiotape withsample pages, 5 minutes. Undergraduate.

Miami-Dade Junior College. North Campus Library. Getting Started on LibraryResearch. Miami, Fla., n.d., slide/tape, 15 minutes. Undergraduate.

. The Research Paper. Part 1. Outlining. 10 minutes. Part 2.Note-Taking. l.minutes. Part 3. Bibliography and Documentation.11 minutes. Miami, Fla., n.d., slide/tape.

Michigan State University Libraries. Orientation Tour of the Main Library.East Lansing, Mich., MSU Libraries, 1973, cassette tape, 15 minutes.

Moody, Roland H., and Donley, Albert M. "Library Orientation for CollegeFreshmen: Using A-V Materials for Orientation Lecture," Library Journal81:1228-30, May 1956.

National Book Company. Library Orientation. Portland, Ore., National BookCompany, c1970, 5 tapes, 10 lectures. Correlated Study Syllabus, Keyto Student Syllabus. Total price $71.85. Junior high school throughundergraduate.

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Newman, John. "Library Orientation in the Community College," WilsonLibrary Bulletin 46:856, May 1972. A brief description of an orienta"tion program.

North Dakota State University. Instructional Services. You and Your Uni-versity Library. Fargo, N.D., n.d., slide/tape, 20 minutes.

Northern Illinois University. Swen Franklin Parson Library. How to Beatthe System; or How to Use Your Library for Fun and Profit. Dekalb,Ill., n.d., film, 10 minutes.

SLibrary Indexes in Subject Fields. Dekalb, Ill., n.d.,slide/tape, 15 minutes.

_ Using Your Library. Dekalb, Ill., n.d., slide/tape, 15 minutes.

Ohio State University Libraries. Orientation to the Card Catalog. Columbus,Ohio, n.d., CAI, 30 minutes.

Palmer, Millicent. "Library Instruction at Southern Illinois University,Edwardsville," Drexel Library Quarterly 7:255-76, July-Oct. 1971.See also the entries for Southern Illinois University in this section.

Paulson, Bruce L. Junior College Library Orientation Innovations. Wash-ington, D,C., ERIC, 1968, 34p. MF 25* HC $1144. ED 019 058. Acomparison and summary of several different library orientationprograms.

Pennsylvania State University. Undergraduate Library. Everything YouAlways Wanted to Know About Penn State Libraries. University Park,Penn., n.d., slide/tape, 7 minutes.

Perkins, Ralph. The New Concept Library Guide. Pittsburg, Ks., Norkan,n.d., 115p. $3.00.

Peterman, Edward, and Holsclaw, Jim. "Library Orientation in a New Mode,"Audiovisual Instruction 16:46-47, Feb. 1971.

Prince George's Community College. How to Use Microfilm Equipment. Largo,Md., n.d., super 8 film loop with cassette player, 10 minutes.

. Learning Resources Center. Library Orientation. Largo, Md.,n.d., slide/tape and workbook, 1½ hrs.

. Library Tour. Largo, Md., n.d., cassette tape, 20 minutes.

Powell, Ronald H. "Library Orientation," R.Q. 11:147-48, Winter 1971.

Pullen, William R. A Programmed Text on the Use of the Library for GeorgiaState College Students. Atlanta, Georgia State College, 1966, 35p.

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Rao, Paladugu. "Library Orientation: A Multimedia Approach at Eastern,"Audiovisual Instruction 15:83-84, May 1970.

Southern Illinois University. Lovejoy Library. Basic Library Mechanics.

Edwardsville, Ill., n.d. Sets of problems to be used in conjunctionwith first term English composition.

_. Drama Sources and the Art of Retrieval. Edwardsville, Ill.,n.d., slide/tape, 35 minutes.

. Education Periodical Indexes and Abstracts. Edwardsville,Ill., n.d., slide/tape, 30 minutes.

. Lovejoy Library: A First Look. Edwardsville, Ill., n.d.,slide/tape, 20 minutes,

. Oral Communication. Edwardsville, Ill., n.d., slide/tape.Part of a 40-minute program.

SReviews of Research in Education. Edwardsville, Ill., n.d.,slide/tape, 15 minutes.

State University of New York (Plattsburgh). College of Arts and Science.Kardex File of Periodicals. Plattsburgh, N.Y., n.d., cassette tape,15 minutes.

. Locating Book Reviews. Plattsburgh, N.Y., n.d., cassette

tape, 15 minutes.

. Monthly Catalog of Government Publications. Plattsburgh, N.Y.,

n.d., cassette tape, 15 minutes.

. Periodical Indexes. Plattsburgh, N.Y., n.d., cassette tape,

15 minutes.

. Psychological Abstracts. Plattsburgh, N.Y., n.d., cassette

tape, 15 minutes.

Stevens, Richard C., et al. Auto-Instructional Media for Library Orienta-

tion (AIMLO). Fort Collins, Colorado State University Library, 1971.

Strawn, Richard R. Word)Idea>Book Via the Card Catalog: A Program on How

to Get from a Word in Your Topic to Information About It. Crawfords-

ville, Ind., Wabash College, 1970, 6 hrs., 7 sections. Undergraduate.

Taylor, Carol. College Library Orientation Program. New Orleans, Dillard

University Library, 1969-74.

Toser, Marie A. A Library Manual: A Study-Work Manual of Lessons on the

Use of Books and Libraries. 6th ed. New York, H.W. Wilson, 1964, 118p.

University of Colorado Libraries. University of Colorado Libraries: A Pro-grammed Textbook. Boulder, University of Colorado Libraries, 1970, 39p.

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University of Detroit. The Library. Finding Periodicals in the Library.Detroit, Mich., n.d., sound tape.

Introduction to Government Documents. Detroit, Mich., n.d.,

sound tape.

Webster, F. Library Usage: A Programmed Textbook. New York, F. Webster,

1967, 37p.

Wendt, Paul R., et al. A Study to Determine the Extent to Which Instruction

to University Freshmen in the Use of the University Librar Can BeTurned Over to Teaching Machines (Final Report). Carbondale, Southern

Illinois University, 1963, 81p. MF 18 H HC $3.52. ED 003 559.

, To Test Refinements in Intrinsic Programming in Pictorial, Audio,

and Performance Frames to Maximize the Probability of Desired Terminal

Behavior. Carbondale, Southern Illinois University, 1965, 88p. MF 18€HC $3,52. ED 003 235.

Wendt, Paul R., and Rust, G.C. Use Your College Library Efficiently.Carbondale, Department of Instructional Materials, Southern Illinois

University, 1963. $1.25. Deals primarily with the function and use of

the card catalog.

Williams, George L. An Automatic and Continuous Program of Education in

the Use of Library Materials. Kent, Ohio, Kent State University, 1951.

(M.A. thesis.)

REFERENCE

Brown, Jeanne Y., and Carter, Robert R. English Language and Literature:

A Workbook on Reference Materials. Tustin, Calif., Media Masters Inc.,

1970, 32p. $1.50. Undergraduate and young adults.

.Social Science: A Workbook on Reference Materials. Tustin,

Calif., Media Masters Inc., 1970, 32p. $1.50. Undergraduate and young

adults.

Bostwick, G., and Midloch, M. Reference Skills: The Dictionary. Vol. E-F.

California Test Bureau, 1964- , 124 frames. Grades 3-9.

Burrell, T.W. Learn to Use Books and Libraries. Hamden, Conn., Linnet, 1969,

105p. $4.00.

Carey, R.J.P. Library Guiding: A Program for Exploiting Library Resources.

London, Clive Bingley, 1974, 186p. $10.00

Carter, Robert R. Library Skills: A Workbook on Reference Materials. Tustin,

Calif., Media Masters Inc., 1968, 60p. $2.75. Undergraduate and youngadults.

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Carter, Robert R. Preparing a Bibliography. Tustin, Calif., Media MastersInc., n.d., transparencies and manual. $52.50. Intended primarilyfor undergraduates and young adults.

Chester, Edward G. Library Skills: References, Periodicals and Pamphlets.Tustin, Calif., Media Masters Inc., 1966, 286-linear-item programmedtext $1.25; 53-frame color filmstrip $6.50. Undergraduate andyound adults.

Encyclopedia Britannica Education Corp. Advanced Library Reference Skills.Chicago, Encyclopedia Britannica, 1969. A five-section program in 40transparencies for teaching advanced library reference skills. Onesection is devoted to the research paper. Teachers' guide included.

. Library Reference Skills. Chicago, Encyclopedia Britannica,1969. A five-section program in 36 transparencies for teaching libraryreference skills. Student resource book and teachers' guide included.Through intermediate grade level.

Ervin, Sharon B. Everyman's Guide: An ERIC Search System for Social StudiesTeachers, Consultants and Librarians. Boulder, Colo., ERIC Clearing-house for Social Studies/Social Science Education, 1971, 16p. MF 65*HC $3.29. ED 049 960.

Garman, Marcia B.,,and Mitchell, Kathleen. Doing a Literature Search in anInformation Center. San Mateo, Calif., San Mateo Junior College, 1972,97p. MF 65 HC $3.29 ED 066 894.

Johnson, R. Library Skills; A Program of Self-Instruction. New York, McGraw-Hill, 1971, 200p. $3.95. Undergraduate.

Katzel, Randall. Guide to Libraries and Reference Books; An Introduction tothe Organization of Libraries and an Annotated Guide to 463 ReferenceBooks with Questions Designed to Reveal Their Contents. Pittsburg, Ks.,Norkan, Inc., 1971, $3.50. Undergraduate.

Marco, Guy A., and Murfin, Marjorie. Basic Reference 400: A Self-Study Guide.Kent, Ohio, School of Library Science, Kent State University, 1973, 49p.$3.00. Undergraduate.

Meridith,Joseph C. Reference Search System (REFSEARCH) Users' Manual (FinalReport). Berkeley, Calif., Institute of Library Research, 1971, 126p.MF 65* HC $3.29. ED 060 918.

- The REFSEARCH System: An Explanation and Handbook. Berkeley,Calif., Institute of Library Research, 1970.

Midloch, M. Reference Skills: The Library. Vol. C-D. California TestBureau, 1964- , 142 frames. Grades 3-9.

. Reference Skills: The Report. Vol. G. California Test Bureau,1964-, 139 frames. Grades 3-9.

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Midloch, M., and Bostwick, G. Reference Skills: Identification and Recogni-tion of Reference Books. Vol. A-B. California Test Bureau, 1964- ,141 frames. Lessons for self-instruction in basic skills, grades 3-9.

Mignon, Edmond. "Information Science in the Teaching of Traditional Refer-ence Service." In Conference Proceedings of the American Society forInformation Science. Vol. VIII. Westport, Conn., Greenwood Press, 1971.

, and Travis, Irene. LABSEARCH: ILR Associative Search System

Terminal Users' Manual. Berkeley, Calif., Institute of Library Re-search, 1971, 89p. MF 654 HC $3.39 ED 060 917.

Orgren, Carl F. Differences in Learning Under Two Strategies of Computer-Assisted Instruction for A Basic Reference Course in Library School.Ann Arbor, Mich., University of Michigan, 1971. (Ph.D. thesis.)

Sager, Donald J. Reference: A Programmed Instruction. 2d ed. Columbus,Ohio Library Foundation, 1971, 147p. $4.50. Prepared primarily forlibrary personnel without library degrees.

Sayre, John L. Basic Reference Materials: Ten Library Science Units Usingthe Personalized System of Instruction. Enid, Okla., Seminary Press,1972. $20,00 complete with answers.

Slavens, Thomas P. The Development and Testing of Materials for Computer-Assisted Instruction in the Education of Reference Librarians. Wash-ington, D.C., Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1970, 178p.

MF 75f HC $9.20. ED 039 902.

Starks, David D,, et al. "Two Modes of Computer-Assisted Instruction in a

Library Reference Course," Journal of the American Society of Informa-tion Science 23:271-77, July-Aug. 1972.

Taylor, Margaret. Basic Reference Sources: A Self-Study Manual. Prelim. ed.

Metuchen, N.J., Scarecrow Press, 1971, 315p. $7.50.

.Basic Reference Sources: A Self-Study Manual. 1st ed.

Metuchen, N.J., Scarecrow Press, 1973, 314p. $8.00.

University of Toronto. Faculty of Library Science. "Independent StudyUnits: Bibliographies, Encyclopaedias and Dictionaries, Current Sources

of Information, Biographical Reference Books, Canadian Government Docu-

ments, Periodical Indexes, and Selection Aids." A.M. Fasick, et al.,comps. Unpublished and not for general distribution.

Wallace, Everett M., and Katter, Robert B. Research and Development of On-

the-Job Training Courses for Library Personnel. Santa Monica, Calif.,System Development Corp., 1969, 84p. EDRS prices MF 50* HC $4.30.

ED 032 085.

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The following citations were produced by the Wallace research cited above:

Reference Tools and Services: General Technical Encyclopedias and EngineeringHandbooks. Santa Monica, Calif., System Development Corp., 1969, 124p.EDRS prices MF 65' HC $6.58. ED 070 497. Designed for on-the-jobtraining of non-professional library personnel.

Reference Tools and Services: Introduction to Reference Works and Biblio-graphic Tools-Serials. Santa Monica, Calif., System Development Corp.,1969, 118p. EDRS prices MF 65 H HC $6.58. ED 070 496. Designed forthe use of non-professional library personnel.

Reference Tools and Services: Introduction to Serials and Reports Indexingand Abstracting Services. Santa Monica, Calif., System DevelopmentCorp., 1969, 64p. EDRS prices MF 65* HC $3.39. ED 070 499. Designedfor on-the-job training of non-professional library personnel.

Reference Tools and Services: Introduction to the Use of Commercial, Organi-zation and Biographical Directories. Santa Monica, Calif., SystemDevelopment Corp., 1969, 152p. EDRS prices MF 65 HC $6.58 ED 070498. Designed for on-the-job training of non-professional librarypersonnel.

RESEARCH METHODS IN LIBRARIANSHIP

Baggaley, Andrew. Mathematics for Introductory Statistics: A ProgrammedReview. New York, Wiley, 1969, 203p. $7.25.

Dixon, John R. A Programmed Introduction to Probability. New York, Wiley,1964, 401p. $7.25.

Gorow, Frank F. Statistical Measures: A Programmed Text. San Francisco,Chandler Publishing Co., 1962, 178p. $2.25.

Levine, Samuel, and Elzey, Freeman F. A Programmed Introduction to Research.Belmont, Calif., Wadsworth Publishing Co., 1968, 236p. $4.95.

McCollough, Celeste, and Loche, Van Alta. Statistical Concepts; A Programfor Self-Instruction. New York, McGraw-Hill, 1963, 367p. $3.95.

Maron, M.E. An Information Processing Laboratory for Education and Researchin Library Science. Berkeley, University of California. EP 010 772.

, and Humphrey, A.J. An Information Processing Laboratory forEducation and Research in Library Science (Phase I). Washington, D.C.,Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1969, 141p. MF 654HC $7.15. ED 030 776.

Maron, M.E., and Sherman, Don. An Information Processing Laboratory forEducation and Research in Library Science (Phase II. Final Report).Berkeley, University of California, 1971, 121p. MF 65* HC $6.58.ED 060 916. "

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Mosteller, Frederick, et al. Probability: A Programmed Workbook. Reading,Mass., Addison-Wesley, 1965, 84p. $6.95.

Ray, William S. Basic Statistics. New York, Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1968,$6.25.

SPECIAL LITERATURES AND MATERIALS

Allard, M. Kay, et al. "An A-V Workshop Approach to Teaching the Use ofChemical Abstracts Indexes," Special Libraries 62:435-37, Oct. 1971.

Arco Publishing Company. Librarian: The Complete Study Guide for Scoring

High. 3d ed. New York, Arco, 1967, 351p. Forms $4.00.

Bayer, B., and Eckardt, S. ALST 1. Columbus, Ohio State University. Pro-

grammed in COURSEWRITER III on an IBM 360/50 with an IBM 2741 teletype

as a terminal. This program trains student librarians in the use of the

automated library system at Ohio State University.

Brown, James W., and Lewis, Richard B., eds. A-V Instructional Materials

Manual; A Self-Instructional Guide to A-V Laboratory Experiences.3d ed. New York, McGraw-Hill, 1973, 188p. $5.95. ED 033 582.

Carey, R,J.P. Library Guiding: A Program for Exploiting Library Resources.

London, Clive Bingley, 1974, 186p. $10.00.

Eaton, Elizabeth S. "Library Orientation Methods," Medical Library Associ-

ation Bulletin 60:133-37, Jan. 1972. Describes two audiocassette pro-

grams; one is an orientation of a library and the other explains the

use of Index Medicus.

Hiatt, Peter. Library Trusteeship: An Introduction. Boulder, Colo.,

Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, 1972. $28.00.

A slide/cassette presentation to orient the new public library trustee

to his duties and responsibilities.

. Trustees. Boulder, Colo., Western Interstate Commission for

Higher Education, 1973. A follow-up slide/cassette to the work cited

above; this unit concerns library law and the trustee.

Kent State University. School of Library Science. Book Selection--Self-

Study Guide. Kent, Ohio, School of Library Science, Kent State Univer-

sity, 1974, 105p. Undergraduate.

Moore, David M., et al. Preparing Self Instructional Programs: A Self

Instructional Approach. Dublin, Va., New River Community College, 1974,

129p. MF 75€ HC $6.60. ED 092 176.

Oates, Stanton C. Audio Visual Equipment Self-Instructional Manual. 2d ed.

Dubuque, Iowa, Wm. C. Brown, 1971, 226p. $4.50.

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Penna, C.V. "Library Training by AV Means: A Conclusive Experiment,"UNESCO Bulletin for Libraries 24:234-41, Sept. 1970.

Schuster, D.H., and Newcomer, C.A. APA Bibliographic References. Ames,Computation Center, Iowa State University.

"Teaches American Psychological Association style for bibliographicreferences of abstracts." This is an operational program on an IBM360/65, programmed in PL/I on an IBM 2260 CRT terminal.

Truelson, S.D. How to Use a Medical Library: A Programmed Sequence in SixParts. Syracuse, N.Y., S.D. Truelson, 1963. Limited distribution.

Tidball, Charles S., et al. MEDLEARN: An Online Orientation to MEDLARSOnline (MEDLINE). Washington, D.C., George Washington Univerity Medi-cal Center Library, 1970, 5.4 hrs. Access privileges, contact Davis B.McCarn, Acting Associate Director for the Office of Computer andCommunication Systems, National Library of Medicine, Bethesda, Md. 20014.

Walker, G.P.M. Russian for Librarians. Hamden, Conn., Linnet, 1973, 126p.$8.50.

Wallace, Everett. On-the-Job Training of Library Personnel. Santa Monica,Calif., System Development Corp., 1968. TM 3962/00/00.

. On-the-Job Training of Library Personnel (Interim Report). SantaMonica, Calif., System Development Corp., 1968. TM 3962/001/00.

Wallace, Everett M., and Katter, Robert V. Research and Development of On-the-Job Training Courses for Library Personnel. Santa Monica, Calif.,System Development Corp., 1969, 84p. MF 504 HC $4.30 ED 032 085.

The following five citations were produced by the Wallace research cited above:

Instruction in Transliterating Russian to English. Santa Monica, Calif.,System Development Corp., 1969, 37p. MF 65* HC $3.29. ED 070 500.On-the-job training of library personnel.

Reference Tools and Services: General Technical Encyclopedias and EngineeringHandbooks. Santa Monica, Calif., System Development Corp., 1969, 124p.MF 65* HC $6.58. ED 070 497. Designed for on-the-job training of non-professional library personnel.

Reference Tools and Services: Introduction to Reference Works and BibliographicTools--Serials. Santa Monica, Calif., System Development Corp., 1969,118p. MF 65¢ HC $6.58. ED 070 496. Designed for the use of nonpro-fessional library personnel.

Reference Tools and Services: Introduction to Serials and Reports, Indexingand Abstracting Services. Santa Monica, Calif., System DevelopmentCorp., 1969, 64p. MF 654 HC $3.39. ED 070 499. Designed for on-the-job training of non-professional library personnel.

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Reference Tools and Services: Introduction to the Use of Commercial, Organiza-tion and Bibliographical Directories. Santa Monica, Calif., SystemDevelopment Corp., 1969, 152p. MF 65* HC $6.58. ED 070 498.Designed for on-the-job training of non-professional library personnel.

West, Jeff. Assisting in the Library; An Individualized Volunteer EducationModule. Miami, Fla., Dade County Public Schools, 1971, 107p. MF 65*HC $6.58. ED 078 861.

TECHNICAL SERVICES

Bayer, B., and Eckardt, S. ALST 1. Columbus, Ohio State University. Pro-grammed in COURSEWRITER III on an IBM 360/50 with an IBM 2741 teletypeas a terminal. This program trains student librarians in the use ofthe automated library system at Ohio State University.

Clouse, R. Wilburn. A Computer Aided Instruction System for Circulation andAcquisitions Departments. Nashville, Tenn., George Peabody College forTeachers. To be published shortly. Information may be obtained fromthe author at: The John F. Kennedy Center for Research on Education andHuman Development, George Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville, Tenn.,37203.

Crawford, Rita G., and MacGinnis, Paula R. A Programmed Manual for Searching.Washington, D.C., Gryphon House, 1972, 165p. $4.00

Weitzel, Rolf. Bibliographische Suchpraxis: Eine Einfuhrung. Stuttgart,Germany, C.E. Poeschel, 1962, 140p.

VITA

Henry M. Yaple has been a Librarian in the Michigan State University Librariessince January 1973. He has worked in Acquisitions as Order Librarian and:nowis engaged in collection development as a bibliographer. He received academic

and professional training at Kalamazoo College, the University of Idaho, the

University of Toronto and Western Michigan University. He was a RotaryFoundation Fellow to the Universite d'Aix-Marseille in 1965-66.

Mr. Yaple is interested in several aspects of librarianship: the history of

books and printing, 18th-century bibliography, library education and the

peculiarities of serials. This last concern has evolved as a result of his

work as an editor of Title Varies, a newsletter devoted to serial problems.

Paper submitted April 1975

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