Current Trends in the Developed Countries and Likely Future Developments in Information Science and Policies. Suggestions for Curricula Designers in Developing Countries.

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Main Author: Tell, Bjorn V.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1984
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contents Current Trends in the Developed Countries and Likely Future Developments in Information Science and Policies. Suggestions for Curricula Designers in Developing Countries. Tell, Bjorn V. Curriculum Development Databases Developed Nations Developing Nations Higher Education Information Retrieval Information Science Information Storage Information Systems Library Education Policy Technological Advancement In response to technological developments that are bringing about changes in the information field, this paper focuses on factors that should be considered in planning for curriculum changes in library education in the developing nations. The paper comprises information on: (1) the background of the study; (2) the importance of scientific journal literature; (3) precursors for the developing countries, including events in the publications and communications fields; (4) changes in the information profession, including the development of tools for the processing and transfer of information and the use of databases through the applications of modern technology and normative tools; (5) the need for an information policy and the integration of thought about such a policy in library training; (6) hints for educators; and (7) conclusions. A list of references is provided. (THC)
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spellingShingle Current Trends in the Developed Countries and Likely Future Developments in Information Science and Policies. Suggestions for Curricula Designers in Developing Countries.
Tell, Bjorn V.
Curriculum Development
Databases
Developed Nations
Developing Nations
Higher Education
Information Retrieval
Information Science
Information Storage
Information Systems
Library Education
Policy
Technological Advancement
Current Trends in the Developed Countries and Likely Future Developments in Information Science and Policies. Suggestions for Curricula Designers in Developing Countries. Tell, Bjorn V. Curriculum Development Databases Developed Nations Developing Nations Higher Education Information Retrieval Information Science Information Storage Information Systems Library Education Policy Technological Advancement In response to technological developments that are bringing about changes in the information field, this paper focuses on factors that should be considered in planning for curriculum changes in library education in the developing nations. The paper comprises information on: (1) the background of the study; (2) the importance of scientific journal literature; (3) precursors for the developing countries, including events in the publications and communications fields; (4) changes in the information profession, including the development of tools for the processing and transfer of information and the use of databases through the applications of modern technology and normative tools; (5) the need for an information policy and the integration of thought about such a policy in library training; (6) hints for educators; and (7) conclusions. A list of references is provided. (THC)
title Current Trends in the Developed Countries and Likely Future Developments in Information Science and Policies. Suggestions for Curricula Designers in Developing Countries.
topic Curriculum Development
Databases
Developed Nations
Developing Nations
Higher Education
Information Retrieval
Information Science
Information Storage
Information Systems
Library Education
Policy
Technological Advancement
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