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| Format: | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| Language: | en |
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1971
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| contents | Introduction to Librarianship, with Special Reference to the Tanganyika Library Service. Foreign Countries Inservice Education Librarians Library Science Library Services Library Technicians Organization Public Libraries Since the inception of the Tanganyika Library Service in 1963, in-service training has been run for newly recruited library staff. All along, however, it has been difficult to find suitable reading material for the training programme. Hence the need for writing these notes. The notes have been written by senior members of the Tanganyika Library Service staff and are based on the syllabus for the in-service course for library assistants. Although the notes have been written with the library assistants in mind they are suitable introductory information for trainee librarians and expatriate librarians who wish to get an overall picture of the operation of the Tanganyika Library Service. The information is mostly about how public libraries are, and should be, organized. (Author/NH) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1971 |
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| spellingShingle | Introduction to Librarianship, with Special Reference to the Tanganyika Library Service. Foreign Countries Inservice Education Librarians Library Science Library Services Library Technicians Organization Public Libraries Introduction to Librarianship, with Special Reference to the Tanganyika Library Service. Foreign Countries Inservice Education Librarians Library Science Library Services Library Technicians Organization Public Libraries Since the inception of the Tanganyika Library Service in 1963, in-service training has been run for newly recruited library staff. All along, however, it has been difficult to find suitable reading material for the training programme. Hence the need for writing these notes. The notes have been written by senior members of the Tanganyika Library Service staff and are based on the syllabus for the in-service course for library assistants. Although the notes have been written with the library assistants in mind they are suitable introductory information for trainee librarians and expatriate librarians who wish to get an overall picture of the operation of the Tanganyika Library Service. The information is mostly about how public libraries are, and should be, organized. (Author/NH) |
| title | Introduction to Librarianship, with Special Reference to the Tanganyika Library Service. |
| topic | Foreign Countries Inservice Education Librarians Library Science Library Services Library Technicians Organization Public Libraries |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED054830 |