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FY 2008 LSTA RETROSPECTIVE CONVERSION APPLICATION IDAHO COMMISSION FOR LIBRARIES LIBRARY SERVICES AN

FY 2008 LSTA RETROSPECTIVE CONVERSION APPLICATION IDAHO COMMISSION FOR LIBRARIES LIBRARY SERVICES AN-2025

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The document outlines the application process for the FY 2008 LSTA Retrospective Conversion Grant, administered by the Idaho Commission for Libraries. It details eligibility requirements, necessary documentation, project descriptions, budget summaries, and compliance with federal regulations. The grant aims to support library automation and retrospective conversion of library records to enhance resource sharing through the LiLI-Unlimited union catalog. Applicants must provide a comprehensive project narrative, budget breakdown, and demonstrate local matching funds.

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What is retrospective cataloguing?

Retrospective cataloguing covers the addition to the online catalogue of records for material that has either not previously been catalogued or is currently recorded only on cards or in other non-machine-readable formats.

What is retrospective conversion of bibliographic records?

Retrospective conversion, ing to ALA Glossary of Library Information Science, has been defined as the process of converting the database of a library holdings from non-machine-readable form to machine-readable form and that are not converted during day to day process.

What are the 5 areas of library automation?

What are the Five Areas of Library Automation? Cataloging and Metadata Management. Circulation and Patron Management. OPAC and Discovery Services. Library Automation Systems have Acquisitions Systems. Reporting and Analytics.

What does LSTA stand for in libraries?

Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) The Museum and Library Services Act of 2010 (PDF) governs the support and development of museums and libraries nationally. Each year, the California State Library receives a LSTA grant from the IMLS to support the development of California libraries.