Comparative review reveals evolving user-centered strategies for online public access catalogs, highlighting how modernized search tools can meet reader expectations and maintain library relevance.
Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) is considered as a tool to ensure the usefulness and attractiveness of libraries for users. Modern approaches to make a search in OPAC effective and convenient, to satisfy the requirements and expectations of readers are characterized. The views of researchers and practitioners in this regard are compared.
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