LC Easy 4.0 is slightly updated. They haven’t change the gist of the training, but they have updated the “story.” There is a wizard. I don’t know why.
It’s also a little more Windows friendly – or at least uses some of the Windows functionality.
Claire
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Cooper Union Library
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Subject: [ARLIS-L] LC Easy program alternatives?
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Our library wants to get a new version of the LC Easy test program, and before we do, we are wondering if there's an alternative out there to training new library employees in learning the LC call number system. Are there any other programs,
or is LC Easy the gold standard (or the only option)?
Also, our version of LC Easy seems to be quite old; I can't even tell what version it is, at least not remotely - though, looking at the dates attached to the files, it may be from 1998 (! is that possible??). Before we spend $100, does
anyone know if the new version, LC Easy 4.0, is actually an upgrade? (I see there's a demo but I do not want to download to my personal laptop.)
https://librarytools.com/lc-easy-order
Thanks!
Chantal
Chantal Sulkow
Acquisitions Librarian
Bard Graduate Center
Decorative Arts, Design History, Material Culture
38 West 86th Street, New York, NY 10024
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