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Main Author: Blouin, Francis X., Jr.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1986
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ354458
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author Blouin, Francis X., Jr.
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Blouin, Francis X., Jr.
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contents The Relevance of Archival Theory and Practice for Library Education: An Argument for a Broader Vision. Blouin, Francis X., Jr. Archives Information Science Information Storage Information Technology Interprofessional Relationship Library Education Library Science Professional Education Examines the institutional, intellectual and conceptual differences between library and archives management, and identifies shared concerns and problems arising from developments in information technology. The need for the incorporation of information science concepts in the professional education of archivists and librarians is discussed. (CLB)
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spellingShingle The Relevance of Archival Theory and Practice for Library Education: An Argument for a Broader Vision.
Blouin, Francis X., Jr.
Archives
Information Science
Information Storage
Information Technology
Interprofessional Relationship
Library Education
Library Science
Professional Education
The Relevance of Archival Theory and Practice for Library Education: An Argument for a Broader Vision. Blouin, Francis X., Jr. Archives Information Science Information Storage Information Technology Interprofessional Relationship Library Education Library Science Professional Education Examines the institutional, intellectual and conceptual differences between library and archives management, and identifies shared concerns and problems arising from developments in information technology. The need for the incorporation of information science concepts in the professional education of archivists and librarians is discussed. (CLB)
title The Relevance of Archival Theory and Practice for Library Education: An Argument for a Broader Vision.
topic Archives
Information Science
Information Storage
Information Technology
Interprofessional Relationship
Library Education
Library Science
Professional Education
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ354458