Elements of Information Organization and Dissemination

Description

Elements of Information Organization and Dissemination provides Information on how to organize and disseminate library and information science (LIS), a subject that is taught in many international Library Information Science university programs. While there are many books covering different areas of the subject separately, this book covers the entire subject area and incorporates the latest developments. Content: Front-matter,Copyright,Dedication,PrefaceEntitled to full textChapter A - Background, Pages 1-8 Chapter B - Information Sources, Pages 9-45 Chapter C - Information Users, Pages 47-71 Chapter D - User Empowerment (UEm), Pages 73-94 Chapter E - Organization of Information, Pages 95-98 Chapter F - Information Service, Pages 99-106 Chapter G - Current Awareness Service, Pages 107-116 Chapter H - Selective Dissemination of Information, Pages 117-123 Chapter I - Index and Indexing, Pages 125-134 Chapter J - Indexing Language, Pages 135-150 Chapter K - Controlled Vocabulary (CV), Pages 151-169 Chapter L - Indexing Methods, Pages 171-177 Chapter M - Assigned Indexing, Pages 179-201 Chapter N - Derived Indexing, Pages 203-216 Chapter O - Information Consolidation, Pages 217-242 Chapter P - Documentation List, Pages 243-255 Chapter Q - Translation Service (TS), Pages 257-265 Chapter R - Document Delivery Service (DDS), Pages 267-278 Chapter S - Community Information Service (CIS), Pages 279-303 Chapter T - Evaluation of Information Service, Pages 305-313 Chapter U - Information Centers, Pages 315-351 Chapter V - Information Systems and Networks, Pages 353-426 Chapter W - Promotion of IOD Activities, Pages 427-482 Chapter X - Standards for IOD Activities, Pages 483-495 Chapter Y - Automated Information Organization, Pages 497-526 Chapter Z - Recent Trends in IOD, Pages 527-556 Index, Pages 557-592