Grass-Roots Cataloging and Classification: Food for Thought from World Wide Web Subject-Oriented Hierarchical Lists.

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Autore principale: Dodd, David G.
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
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Pubblicazione: 1996
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contents Grass-Roots Cataloging and Classification: Food for Thought from World Wide Web Subject-Oriented Hierarchical Lists. Dodd, David G. Access to Information Cataloging Classification Comparative Analysis Dewey Decimal Classification Information Retrieval Internet Library of Congress Classification Search Strategies Subject Index Terms World Wide Web Examines the structure and principles of various hierarchical guides, or hotlists, which attempt to give subject access to World Wide Web resources on the Internet. The lists are compared to classification schemes and to Library of Congress subject headings, and browsing and search engines are compared. (Author/LRW)
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spellingShingle Grass-Roots Cataloging and Classification: Food for Thought from World Wide Web Subject-Oriented Hierarchical Lists.
Dodd, David G.
Access to Information
Cataloging
Classification
Comparative Analysis
Dewey Decimal Classification
Information Retrieval
Internet
Library of Congress Classification
Search Strategies
Subject Index Terms
World Wide Web
Grass-Roots Cataloging and Classification: Food for Thought from World Wide Web Subject-Oriented Hierarchical Lists. Dodd, David G. Access to Information Cataloging Classification Comparative Analysis Dewey Decimal Classification Information Retrieval Internet Library of Congress Classification Search Strategies Subject Index Terms World Wide Web Examines the structure and principles of various hierarchical guides, or hotlists, which attempt to give subject access to World Wide Web resources on the Internet. The lists are compared to classification schemes and to Library of Congress subject headings, and browsing and search engines are compared. (Author/LRW)
title Grass-Roots Cataloging and Classification: Food for Thought from World Wide Web Subject-Oriented Hierarchical Lists.
topic Access to Information
Cataloging
Classification
Comparative Analysis
Dewey Decimal Classification
Information Retrieval
Internet
Library of Congress Classification
Search Strategies
Subject Index Terms
World Wide Web
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