Evaluating Multimedia Library Materials: Clues from Hand-Printed Books and Art History.
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| author | Nicholls, Paul Ridley, Jacquline |
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| contents | Evaluating Multimedia Library Materials: Clues from Hand-Printed Books and Art History. Nicholls, Paul Ridley, Jacquline Archives Art History Change Criticism Evaluation Methods Library Materials Multimedia Materials Technological Advancement Apart from archival print collections, digital multimedia materials will be the primary form of library resources in the future. Argues that all published materials, print or electronic, are subject to analytical and critical examination. Describes art historian Erwin Panofsky's "Circulus Methodicus," a method of iconological analysis, that could be used to evaluate digital multimedia. (PEN) |
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| spellingShingle | Evaluating Multimedia Library Materials: Clues from Hand-Printed Books and Art History. Nicholls, Paul Ridley, Jacquline Archives Art History Change Criticism Evaluation Methods Library Materials Multimedia Materials Technological Advancement Evaluating Multimedia Library Materials: Clues from Hand-Printed Books and Art History. Nicholls, Paul Ridley, Jacquline Archives Art History Change Criticism Evaluation Methods Library Materials Multimedia Materials Technological Advancement Apart from archival print collections, digital multimedia materials will be the primary form of library resources in the future. Argues that all published materials, print or electronic, are subject to analytical and critical examination. Describes art historian Erwin Panofsky's "Circulus Methodicus," a method of iconological analysis, that could be used to evaluate digital multimedia. (PEN) |
| title | Evaluating Multimedia Library Materials: Clues from Hand-Printed Books and Art History. |
| topic | Archives Art History Change Criticism Evaluation Methods Library Materials Multimedia Materials Technological Advancement |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ543156 |