What does OPAC stand for?

Online Public Access Catalog

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Online public access catalog called WEBCAT provides 24 hours services.

Troy State University ? the Ultimate Learning Experience

In the early 1980s, some libraries began to feature online public access catalogs (OPACs), allowing users to access the libraries'' catalog via computer.

From the AACR to Online Public Access Catalogs

The University of California came out with a massive online public access catalog called MELVYL in 1981, which was about the time of the first library catalogs began containing entire catalogs made available on computers.

From Microfiche to the Machine-Readable Catalog

has introduced GLAS @ccess, a new Web-based Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC).

GLAS @CCESS IMPROVES ACCESS TO INFORMATION

For instance the online public access catalog, or OPAC, doesn't suck for library workers.

The future of reference in special libraries is what information pros ...

Support services for remote users of online public access catalogs.

Remotely Familiar: Using Computerized Monitoring to Study Remote Use

With the rise of automated library systems--first circulation control systems in the mid-1970s, then fully integrated systems with online public access catalogs [OPACs] through the 1980s--the distinctions between bibliographic files created, controlled, and accessible only by technical services personnel and those of public services became blurred.

The role of the paraprofessional in technical services in libraries

My company even offers streaming media feeds of author interviews as part of the Online Public Access Catalog content enhancements such as book covers, reviews, and Web sites.

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