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Main Author: Von Bodungen, Sue B., Ed.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1968
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contents Library Lectures Numbers Five, Six, Seven, and Eight, November 1966 - October 1967 Von Bodungen, Sue B., Ed. Cataloging Classification Conference Reports Curriculum Dewey Decimal Classification Librarians Library Acquisition Library Collections Library Education Library Material Selection Library Schools Library Services Reference Services The first lecture on some experiences in library surveys and classification concludes that reclassification or acceptance of the Library of Congress system provides an opportunity for librarians to reevaluate their organizational patterns of work, to make clear decisions about policies of work and to remove deadwood from the collections. The national program for acquisitions and cataloging described in the second lecture presents the potentials of developing a central source of bibliographic information on all materials of value to scholarship published throughout the world. The lecture on myths and realities in library education: the blue stamp syndrome and the library schools proposes changes in present curricula to prepare the librarians for the realities of present library positions. The improvement of book collections for academic libraries outlines methods and responsibilities for imporvement and stresses the importance of library collections as the base from which an informed individualized service can proceed. (A related document is LI 002 818.) (AB)
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spellingShingle Library Lectures Numbers Five, Six, Seven, and Eight, November 1966 - October 1967
Von Bodungen, Sue B., Ed.
Cataloging
Classification
Conference Reports
Curriculum
Dewey Decimal Classification
Librarians
Library Acquisition
Library Collections
Library Education
Library Material Selection
Library Schools
Library Services
Reference Services
Library Lectures Numbers Five, Six, Seven, and Eight, November 1966 - October 1967 Von Bodungen, Sue B., Ed. Cataloging Classification Conference Reports Curriculum Dewey Decimal Classification Librarians Library Acquisition Library Collections Library Education Library Material Selection Library Schools Library Services Reference Services The first lecture on some experiences in library surveys and classification concludes that reclassification or acceptance of the Library of Congress system provides an opportunity for librarians to reevaluate their organizational patterns of work, to make clear decisions about policies of work and to remove deadwood from the collections. The national program for acquisitions and cataloging described in the second lecture presents the potentials of developing a central source of bibliographic information on all materials of value to scholarship published throughout the world. The lecture on myths and realities in library education: the blue stamp syndrome and the library schools proposes changes in present curricula to prepare the librarians for the realities of present library positions. The improvement of book collections for academic libraries outlines methods and responsibilities for imporvement and stresses the importance of library collections as the base from which an informed individualized service can proceed. (A related document is LI 002 818.) (AB)
title Library Lectures Numbers Five, Six, Seven, and Eight, November 1966 - October 1967
topic Cataloging
Classification
Conference Reports
Curriculum
Dewey Decimal Classification
Librarians
Library Acquisition
Library Collections
Library Education
Library Material Selection
Library Schools
Library Services
Reference Services
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED050731