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| contents | Conservation Section. Management and Technology Division. Papers. Continuing Education Foreign Countries International Organizations Internship Programs Laboratories Library Associations Library Education Library Materials Postsecondary Education Preservation Professional Education Papers on the conservation of library materials and the training of conservators and restorers which were presented at the 1982 International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA) conference include: (1) "Conservation Training in Schools of Library and Information Science and as Continuing Education in the United States," an overview of American conservation training by Josephine Riss Fang with a case study of such training at Simmons College; (2) "Organization of Restoration and Conservation of Library Stocks in the USSR," a report on the development of these activities by Z. P. Dvoriashina; (3) "Training of Restorers," a description by Z. P. Dvoriashina of book restoration training at art educational institutions and in libraries in the USSR; (4) "Conservation Organization and Activities in Italy" by Maria L'Abbate Widmann, which describes Italian research laboratories and other institutions involved in book conservation; (5) "Organization of Conservation Services in the United States: A Case Study in Regional Cooperation," a report by Ann Russell on the Northeast Document Conservation Center (NEDCC); (6) "Conservation Organization and Activities in Canada: An Overview" by Joyce M. Banks, which describes various Canadian conservation programs; and (7) "The Training of Conservators in Recognized Training Programs in the United States," a review by Doris C. Freitag of the academic and practical experience programs for training conservators in the United States. (ESR) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1982 |
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| spellingShingle | Conservation Section. Management and Technology Division. Papers. Continuing Education Foreign Countries International Organizations Internship Programs Laboratories Library Associations Library Education Library Materials Postsecondary Education Preservation Professional Education Conservation Section. Management and Technology Division. Papers. Continuing Education Foreign Countries International Organizations Internship Programs Laboratories Library Associations Library Education Library Materials Postsecondary Education Preservation Professional Education Papers on the conservation of library materials and the training of conservators and restorers which were presented at the 1982 International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA) conference include: (1) "Conservation Training in Schools of Library and Information Science and as Continuing Education in the United States," an overview of American conservation training by Josephine Riss Fang with a case study of such training at Simmons College; (2) "Organization of Restoration and Conservation of Library Stocks in the USSR," a report on the development of these activities by Z. P. Dvoriashina; (3) "Training of Restorers," a description by Z. P. Dvoriashina of book restoration training at art educational institutions and in libraries in the USSR; (4) "Conservation Organization and Activities in Italy" by Maria L'Abbate Widmann, which describes Italian research laboratories and other institutions involved in book conservation; (5) "Organization of Conservation Services in the United States: A Case Study in Regional Cooperation," a report by Ann Russell on the Northeast Document Conservation Center (NEDCC); (6) "Conservation Organization and Activities in Canada: An Overview" by Joyce M. Banks, which describes various Canadian conservation programs; and (7) "The Training of Conservators in Recognized Training Programs in the United States," a review by Doris C. Freitag of the academic and practical experience programs for training conservators in the United States. (ESR) |
| title | Conservation Section. Management and Technology Division. Papers. |
| topic | Continuing Education Foreign Countries International Organizations Internship Programs Laboratories Library Associations Library Education Library Materials Postsecondary Education Preservation Professional Education |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED227881 |