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Q : procedures and routinesthe procedures and routines in the
Q : ccc classified catalogue code lays down general
Q : aacr-2r in aacr-2r under choice of name there are 19
Q : internal and physical of the catalogueinternal form of the
Q : choice of heading in cataloguing a heading is a name in
Q : catalogue codeas with classification schemes there are
Q : authorship having seen the predominance of author
Q : personneltechnical processing work is perhaps the area in
Q : author approach of the three approaches author approach
Q : author catalogue as a student of library science you can
Q : classification and cataloguing policywhatever may be
Q : internal form of the catalogueas mentioned earlier
Q : catalogue codeas with classification schemes there are
Q : classification schemea scheme of classification is but a
Q : planning and organisationthe major items of work are
Q : need for technical processingthe need for technical
Q : scope and use of ccf following are the scope and use of
Q : common communication format ccfalthough unesco had
Q : cumulative index workas the name suggests it pertains to
Q : unimarc ifla working group on content designators
Q : other marc formats after the joint work of bnb and lc on
Q : the kardex systemthis system was introduced by the
Q : ukmarc format british national bibliography had shown
Q : usmarc formatthere are three usmarc communication
Q : machine-readable record format marc is an acronym
Q : the ledger systemin this system the record is kept in the
Q : iso 2709 the international standard exchange format iso
Q : periodicals receiving workthe work of receiving periodicals
Q : standards for record format standardisation of the
Q : problems in ordering procurement and receiptordering and
Q : library catalogue and the five laws of library science the
Q : library catalogue and the five laws of library science the
Q : problems in selectionperiodicals are more important than
Q : content designator content designators are used to
Q : structure records in automated systems may be of fixed
Q : agency methodthe jobs included in the case of the agency
Q : bibliographic data formatsbibliographic data formats
Q : exchangeinterchange communication formatexchange formats
Q : disadvantageswhen subscribed through an agent it will not
Q : internal local format internal formats are so called
Q : objectives of a library cataloguecharles ami cutter
Q : objectives of a library cataloguecharles ami cutter
Q : advantages of ordering procedure1 agents frequently
Q : format in the unisist reference manual a machine
Q : purposes of a library catalogue libraries generally acquire
Q : ordering procedurewe have discussed the procedure until the
Q : pre-requisites for a union catalogue compilation of a
Q : library catalogue a modern library provides a number of
Q : agency methodthe alternative to direct ordering with
Q : union catalogue a library catalogue we know is a list of
Q : periodicals procurementwe have dealt with the selection of
Q : library catalogue-introductionlibrary catalogue is an
Q : cooperative cataloguing in cooperative cataloguing a
Q : selection procedurethere can be two sets of operations in
Q : pre-natal cataloguing ranganathan mooted the idea of
Q : objectives library catalogue is an important tool in a
Q : cataloguing-in-publication the cataloguing-in-source
Q : cataloguing-in-source with the collaboration of the
Q : commercial cataloguing when centralised processing like
Q : arranging personnelplanning for periodicals serials
Q : acquisition sourcesas mentioned earlier supply is another
Q : user registrationan obvious first step in any circulation
Q : card services eminent librarians like charles jewett
Q : ascertaining demandthe methodology to be followed in
Q : automated circulation systemautomated circulation system
Q : periodicals selectionin section 82 you have seen that
Q : forms of centralisation in centralised cataloguing we
Q : semi-mechanical systemsthe next stage saw the replacement
Q : card systemswith the increase in the number of readers
Q : wrie a report on whether a bsc n information systems
Q : definitiona periodical is defined as a publication issued
Q : register systems the earliest method of charging books for
Q : a circulation system helps a library user in the use of
Q : periodicals departmentsince periodical publications are now
Q : drawbacks pooling up the necessary funds to opt for
Q : advantages duplication of work can be avoided cost of
Q : objectives the objectives of centralised cataloguing are
Q : budget allocation registerthis is the basic financial guide
Q : centralised cataloguing by centralized cataloguing we
Q : drawbacks there are certain drawbacks and disadvantages
Q : records and registers - library managementthe acquisition
Q : advantages of central processingcentralized processing
Q : centralised processingby processing we mean technical
Q : acquisition of nbmonce it is decided that nbm will form a
Q : non-book materialsthe term non-book materials nbm includes
Q : passing of billsthe various jobs involved in the bill
Q : definition of volume economy in the cost of binding
Q : scope of circulation work circulation work includesbull
Q : scope of circulation work circulation work includesbull
Q : document accessioningall the books and documents received
Q : circulation work circulation work is the primary task of
Q : circulation work-introductionthe procedures problems and
Q : library cooperation libraries have many things in common
Q : circulation work-introductionthe procedures problems and
Q : circulation work -objectives lending documents for home
Q : arrangement of entries the actual process of filing
Q : rung process in a library we classify and catalogue a
Q : gestalt alphabetisation ranganathan was following the
Q : conflicting factorsdemand supply and finance are the three
Q : shelf list filing shelf list reflects the arrangement of
Q : local book suppliers every library has to depend on
Q : class number arrangement unlike the cities numbers of
Q : conflicting factorsdemand supply and finance are the three
Q : trade discountstrade discounts area common feature in book
Q : filing classified entries by classified entries we mean
Q : history of filing systems the history of filing systems
Q : institutional membershipinstitutional membership is another
Q : dealer library plan dlpunder this plan as agreement is
Q : direct ordering with publishersdue to the inefficiency of
Q : tender systemin the tender system each list of books
Q : nature of entries to be filed we have noted that
Q : need for filing of catalogue entries the word catalogue
Q : filing a place for everything and everything in its
Q : acquisition through exchangeacquisition through exchange is
Q : acquisition through giftsdonationsgifts and donations
Q : call number call number is the notational symbol given
Q : acquisition through giftsdonationsgifts and donations
Q : tracing tracing is a separate paragraph this is the last
Q : consultingconsulting work can be done at prescribed
Q : standard number and terms of availability
Q : notes area the notes area gives any additional useful
Q : procedurethe actual process of document selection may
Q : body of the entry body of the main entry consists of
Q : arranging personnelplanning for document selection
Q : heading the heading is the essence of a catalogue entry
Q : allocating fundsfinance is the most important factor in
Q : finding resourcesas said earlier supply is another basic
Q : ascertaining demandsince demand is a basic factor in
Q : document selectionyou have seen that acquisition work
Q : acquisition departmentlibraries are organised into units
Q : a firm is intending to operate across a number of markets
Q : parts of a main entry in that entry information
Q : computer-based materialscomputer-based materials are a
Q : audio-visual materialsaudio-visual materials no
Q : microformsmicropublishing is retrospective being merely the
Q : selection tools non-print materialsthe production and
Q : data elements in a dictionary catalogue we shall discuss
Q : three levels of descriptionthe three levels of description
Q : patents patents are an important source of
Q : government publicationsgovernment publications come from
Q : levels of description even though aacr-2 provides for
Q : analyse the method by which a firm can allocate the given
Q : areas of description standardization is a necessity in
Q : periodicals and serialsprimary periodicals constitute one
Q : data elements in catalogue entries we not only provide
Q : analytical entries sometimes we may wish to draw the
Q : library journalpublishes quarterly lists of scientific
Q : reference entries in a library where a dictionary
Q : subject bibliographiessubject bibliographies are useful
Q : cross reference index entry ranganathan in his
Q : book index entries book index entries are specific added
Q : national bibliographiesranganathan defines the term
Q : cross reference entry a cross reference entry enters a
Q : catalogues and bibliographiesthere are a number of
Q : current listscurrent books - those that are published
Q : entries in a classified catalogue in ranaganathans
Q : entries in a dictionary catalogue in a dictionary
Q : selection toolsinformation resources development is an
Q : dictionary and classified cataloguesfor library catalogue
Q : kinds of entries we observed that in a library catalogue
Q : catalogue codes when we prepare a catalogue for a
Q : non-print materialsnon-print materials entered the
Q : publishing agencies fall under three broad categoriesi
Q : print materialsthe author publisher and bookseller are all
Q : main entry and added entries of the several entries we
Q : information materialslet us study in brief how information
Q : selection tools and their importancein order to do this job
Q : policies norms and standardsinformation source building an
Q : ranganathans principlesperhaps it would be worthwhile to
Q : mccolvins principleslr mccolvin advanced his demand and
Q : catalogue as a search tool remember that not often can
Q : user approaches we have seen the purpose and functions
Q : catalogue entry in the case of a library catalogue you
Q : what is an entryan entry is a record of information for a
Q : deweys principlemelvil deweys principle states the best
Q : drurys principlesthe basic principle which still governs
Q : general reference sources the dictionaries
Q : information resources - selection principlesselection of
Q : non-documentary sourceson the other hand non-documentary
Q : secondary periodicalssecondary periodicals secondary
Q : biographies handbooks and
Q : reference booksdefinition according to william katz
Q : management information the provision of useful
Q : im retrieving the path of image from the database i want to
Q : functions of a serials control system the following are
Q : serials control system serials represent a large portion
Q : basic components of circulation control system the main
Q : circulation control system the circulation control
Q : online public access catalogues opacs some of the
Q : cataloguing systemsthe main objective of any computerised
Q : photographs and illustrationsphotographs and illustrations
Q : maps atlases and globesmaps illustrate the distribution of
Q : ordering and acquisition systems the important functions
Q : trade literaturetrade literature consists of documents that
Q : basic functions of library management systems lms the
Q : management of computerised librarylibraries and information
Q : pamphlets - classification of documentsa pamphlet is an
Q : reportsreport literature is an important primary source of
Q : government documentsgovernment publications are the
Q : conducting a cd-rom search cd-rom databases are designed
Q : periodicals and serialsperiodical publications form an
Q : criteria for the selection of databases on cd-rom the
Q : booksbooks form one of the primary sources of
Q : databases on cd-rom the databases presently available on
Q : cd-rom database products and servicescd-rom is a derivation
Q : classification of documents by information
Q : categories of document delivery services there tare
Q : document delivery services document delivery is
Q : the online search the first stage in conducting a search
Q : when to access an online search service there are
Q : information resourcesinformation resources are of two kinds
Q : methods of survey and study some methods of collecting
Q : online search services online search services also known as
Q : citation indexes citation indexing is one of the means
Q : individual user interestsmore specific information about
Q : kwoc key word-out of context index a kwoc index extracts
Q : user groupsthe next step would be to identify more
Q : kwic key word in context index a kwic index is the most
Q : printed indexes one of the first applications of the
Q : term truncation term truncation is one of the devices
Q : searching the sdi system against user profilesas has been
Q : information resources and selection principle the main
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Q : institutional characteristics an approach to an
Q : components of sdi system to be operational the sdi
Q : definition of sdi hp luhn in one of this papers
Q : computerised information services having understood the
Q : retrieval capabilities the third aspect of importance in
Q : storage the second aspect of information retrieval is
Q : indexingindexing is the process of allocating index terms
Q : information retrieval in the present day context
Q : research and developmentall intellectual activities
Q : categorisation of information services in computer
Q : knowledgethe dictionary definition of knowledge is
Q : computerised information systemsthe main purpose of
Q : categories of information in social sciencesit would be
Q : usage in the context of library and information servicesin
Q : data and informationthe term data plural form of datum
Q : information and other related concepts - their meaning
Q : internet and its capabilities and servicesin this unit an
Q : intranets in this section we shall try to know what
Q : concept and need for informationwe shall look at the
Q : uses of internet access in libraries users of internet
Q : telecommunication protocolsthe two major components
Q : evaluating internet resources the use of the internet
Q : search enginessearch engines are mechanisms which aid users
Q : telecommunications standardsthey are defined
Q : subject directories subject directories also known as
Q : open systems interconnection os1as there are many different
Q : the world wide web www or w3 the www is the multimedia
Q : metropolitan area networks these type of networks generally
Q : communication networkscommunication networks are made up of
Q : searching on the internet a vast array of databases and
Q : networksthere are different interpretations for the term
Q : networking and telecommunicationscomputers can now
Q : resources and services through internet it may be stated
Q : packet switchingthis is one of recent techniques of
Q : circuit switchingmany switching techniques are in use one
Q : switching mechanismsswitching mechanisms are techniques
Q : internet connections it is important to know that there
Q : choice of mediumall the transmission channels discussed in
Q : client-server concepts it may be mentioned here that one
Q : satellite transmissionsatellites use microwave frequencies
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Q : how does internet worklet us try to know some of the
Q : optical fibrescoaxial cables have limitations such as
Q : internet - definition a great majority of people are now
Q : origin and development of internetthe internet has its
Q : what is internet there are many ways to answer this
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Q : cd-rom networkscd-rom has become an important medium for
Q : synchronous and asynchronous transmissionanother method of
Q : communication channelsa wire pair connecting two telephones
Q : constraintsthere are a number of constraints under which
Q : message quality and quantityquality of transmission is a
Q : bandwidthbandwidth is the second concept important for
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Q : frequency and bandwidthlet us try to understand a little
Q : resource sharing library networkresource sharing is the
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Q : data transmissionwhen we talk on the telephone we generally
Q : telecommunications networka telecommunications network at
Q : inflibnet information and library network the university
Q : development of resource sharing networks in india in the
Q : development of library resource sharing networkthe
Q : alternative approaches for acquiring softwarethere are some
Q : definition allen kent provides a description of some of
Q : objectives of resource sharing the objectives implied in
Q : data base softwareanother major type of application comes
Q : desk top publishing programdesktop publishing programs
Q : word processing wpword processing is one of the most
Q : introduction to resource sharing networkthe term network
Q : high level languageshigh level languages converted to
Q : applications softwaregeneral aspects on applications
Q : operating systemsthe operating system is the software that
Q : library networks in usa and uk the united states has
Q : the range of network services the range of services
Q : systems softwaresystems software is generally supplied by
Q : software basicssoftware is a generic term covering the
Q : development of library networkingthere has not been an
Q : laser printersthese printers can print a whole page at one
Q : impact printers and non - impact printersimpact
Q : printersprinters printers exist in a variety of
Q : output deviceseach output unit of computer system transmits
Q : image processingthis technology is quite advanced and
Q : input devicesi keyboard is the most common form of
Q : input and output deviceafter having understood the
Q : optical disk storage and cd - romoptical disk storage is
Q : magnetic tapes and magnetic diskmagnetic tapes are very
Q : backup storageback up backing storage also termed external
Q : internal storageinternal storage is also known as main
Q : computer storagecomputer systems include two types of
Q : central processing unit cputhe cpu is the physical device
Q : computer processingmost of the earliest computer memories
Q : jp rhodes started a bowling club called quot bowl them
Q : hardware basicsin the foregoing section of this unit an
Q : mini computers and micro computersthe mini computers are
Q : super computersthe specialised demands and requirements of
Q : computer generationsfrom the early 1940s to the present
Q : evolution of a computeralthough computer as we understand
Q : computerpeople call a lot of things computers some of them
Q : types of networksin this section let us try to discuss the
Q : micrographymicrographic technology is an outgrowth of
Q : reprographyreprography as a term has gained international
Q : information networks information networks in the
Q : communications technologythe development of communications
Q : communication networksa telecommunications network is a
Q : software aspectssoftware is a generic term covering the
Q : network definition whenever more than two units eg
Q : library and information networkduring the last decade the
Q : storage technologyin the previous section the recent
Q : processor technologycomputers consist of electronic
Q : introduction to information technologytechnology has
Q : information system in managementan attempt has been made in
Q : system maintenance operationssystem maintenance is
Q : day-to-day management of information systems it must be
Q : stages in system developmentinformation professionals are
Q : techlib plus microcomputer based software packagethis is
Q : use of system methodologyhowever the systems methodology
Q : steps in system analysis the following are the steps
Q : cars-lmsin this section let us try to learn about a
Q : methodology an information systems methodology is a
Q : hardware requirementsinmagic plus software package requires
Q : retrieval evaluation measures objective retrieval
Q : inmagic plusinmagic plus is a microcomputer- based software
Q : ir system evaluation an attempt has been made to explain
Q : distribution of the packagein the last 12 years of its
Q : searching the databasesearching the database and printing
Q : indexingthe cdsisis package indexes all fields selected for
Q : software the software in an ir system enables the
Q : creating the field selection table fst entering of data
Q : database definitionthere are four basic steps involved in
Q : application designmicro cdsisis is a text oriented software
Q : databasein any computer-based ir system the database is on
Q : micro cdsisis applicationin libraries there are a number of
Q : interactive systems with the development of magnetic
Q : batch processed ir system by batch processed ir
Q : hardware and software requirementsthe present versions of
Q : features of cds - isis softwaremain features the main
Q : components of an irs lancaster 1979 considers that an
Q : definition of an information retrieval system
Q : cdsisis software micro versionmicro cdsisis is an advanced
Q : software availabilityin the present day context software
Q : important factors related to library storage operationit is
Q : advantage of microcomputer software packagesi
Q : information storage and retrieval softwareibm
Q : microcomputer software packages there are a number of
Q : advantage of software packageadvantages accrue from this
Q : disadvantage of software packagethere are some
Q : use of software packagethe concept of
Q : library housekeeping softwarethe market is flooded with a
Q : software for searching online retrieval systemseach of the
Q : text retrieval packagestext retrieval comprises storage and
Q : database management systemsthese are essentially
Q : word processing softwareword processing is one of the most
Q : basic softwarethe basic software is also referred to as
Q : concept of systemit is stated that systems do exist if
Q : nature and types of softare packagessoftware packages are
Q : applications softwareas has been mentioned earlier software
Q : software developmentsoftware development is a human
Q : document delivery service of insdocinsdoc has been offering
Q : problems of dds and role of
Q : inter-library loan ill system of online computer library
Q : rightpages and science direct online document delivery
Q : pro-quest international powerpagespro-quest international
Q : article delivery over network information system
Q : electronic document delivery systemsthe systems employing
Q : recent trends in document delivery servicerecent
Q : barriers to implementing tqmthe implementation of tqm in
Q : quality measurement procedurequality as a strategic issue
Q : standardization of work processes the interrelated
Q : identification of customerswho are the external and
Q : continuous improvementthe library should set goals for
Q : performance measurementperformance measurement needs to be
Q : elements of total quality managementemployee
Q : internal and external customersthe library shall be
Q : quality is customer definedquality of service or service
Q : total quality management tqmtotal quality management tqm is
Q : disadvantages of participative managementthere are also
Q : advantages of participative managementadvantages for
Q : participative management in libraries managementlike
Q : organisational stylewhether the participative approach can
Q : leadershipleadership behaviours lead to highly
Q : components of participative managementthe involvement of
Q : total quality managementdecision making is an important
Q : communicationa communication system in an oraganisation
Q : performance assessment counselling and coachingperformance
Q : development of knowledge and skillstraining and development
Q : induction and deploymentone of the surest ways to retain
Q : recruitment and selectiononce a proper assessment of
Q : estimating manpower requirementswith the fast changing

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