Organizing knowledge : an introduction to managing access to information /
by Rowley, J. E; Farrow, John.
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BookPublisher: Brookfield, VT : Gower, 2000Edition: 3rd ed.Description: xix, 404 p. ; 24 cm. ill., figs.ISBN: 0566080478 (hbk.).Subject(s): Information organization -- English-speaking countries | Cataloging -- English-speaking countries | Information storage and retrieval systems -- Management
Contents:
Information Basics. Contexts for the organization of knowledge. Formatting and structuring knowledge -- Records. Describing documents -- Access. Users and interfaces. Indexing and searching languages. Pre-coordination and subject headings. Classification and systematic order. Bibliographic classification schemes. Access points in catalogues and bibliographies -- Systems. Systems contexts for knowledge organization. The Internet and its applications. Manual information retrieval systems. Management of systems for the organization of knowledge.
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| 025.524 Looking for information : | 025.524 MAO,2015. The oxford guide to library research / | 025.524 NEW 2011 New directions in information behaviour/ | 025.524/ROO Organizing knowledge : | 025.52778 HAR 2011 Reference sources and services for youth / | 025.7 LAC 1957 The conservation of books and documents / | 025.84 Engaging students with archival and digital resources / |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Pt. I. Information Basics. 1. Contexts for the organization of knowledge. 2. Formatting and structuring knowledge -- Pt. II. Records. 3. Describing documents -- Pt. III. Access. 4. Users and interfaces. 5. Indexing and searching languages. 6. Pre-coordination and subject headings. 7. Classification and systematic order. 8. Bibliographic classification schemes. 9. Access points in catalogues and bibliographies -- Pt. IV. Systems. 10. Systems contexts for knowledge organization. 11. The Internet and its applications. 12. Manual information retrieval systems. 13. Management of systems for the organization of knowledge.
Undergraduate, Graduate and Researchers.
BA (Hons.), MA (Regular), MA (Evening)
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