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FEDLIB: Federal Librarians Discussion List
FEDLIB is a moderated mailing list intended for the staff of libraries and information centers in the US federal government. Other subscribers are welcome to join. FEDLIB is moderated by members of the FEDLINK Advisory Council. The list includes FLICC/FEDLINK news and meeting announcements and discussion on topics including:
- federal library management,
- the position of the federal library within the larger agency,
- ideas/suggestions about the FLICC/FEDLINK program and its services to federal libraries.
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FEDLIBIT: Federal Librarians Information Technology Discussion
FEDLIBIT is a moderated list intended for libraries and information centers in the federal government; however, other subscribers are welcome to join. The list is maintained by the FLICC Information Technology Working Group and provides a forum for general discussion of information technology in federal libraries. Examples of topics that might be addressed on the list include:
- library automation;
- managing information technology in the federal library;
- electronic publications and software licensing;
- Internet and the World Wide Web;
- networking CD-ROMs.
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FEDREF-L: Federal Reference Librarians' Discussion ListFEDREF-L is a moderated list for reference librarians in the federal government, although other subscribers are welcome to join. The list is maintained by the FLICC Reference/Public Services Working Group, whose mission is to explore the potential for increased networking and sharing among federal libraries, to exchange information about available services and collections, and to establish guidelines for sharing expertise (e.g., unique data bases, special subject guides). The list provides a forum for discussion of issues affecting the whole range of federal library public services including reference, interlibrary loan, and circulation.
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OCLCFED: FEDLINK OCLC Members List Top
OCLCFED is a moderated mailing list intended for the staff of US federal libraries and information centers that are members of the OCLC Online Computer Library Center. The list is maintained by the FEDLINK Network Operations (FNO) OCLC Team. FNO will use the list to distribute general information about products and prices, policies and practices of OCLC and the FEDLINK OCLC network and to distribute messages from list subscribers that are likely to be of general interest to all subscribers.
All subject areas related to OCLC and federal libraries' use of OCLC will be covered. To help you route messages within your library, the message's subject line will start with a regular character string that indicated the subject area of the message: GENERAL, TECHSVCS, ILL/UL, REF, and ACCESS.
Rather than duplicate information covered on other FEDLINK mailing lists such as FEDCAT-L and FEDREF-L, from time to time OCLCFED will carry summaries of information posted to other lists. The list may also point to interesting new information on the OCLC website (http://www.oclc.org/).
To ask specific questions about OCLC, please continue to contact the FEDLINK OCLC Team directly, at (202) 707-4800, or fax (202) 707-4837.
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Last Updated: 07/11/2012