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Information Organization: Classification: Systems of Organization, or How Libraries Do It (Part I: The United States)
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Tuesday, April 1, 2008. Classification: Systems of Organization, or How Libraries Do It (Part I: The United States). Let's look at some of the systems that libraries use to organize their collections. Libraries in the United States generally use one of two systems to organize the materials in their collections: the Dewey Decimal Classification System or the Library of Congress Classification System. These systems are also used around the world. The Dewey Decimal Classification. Work at the college librar...
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Archiving in Information Science: February 2008
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Archiving in Information Science. The purpose of this blog is to find and reference articles or ideas pertaining to archiving in information science (and any other relevant fields). Thursday, February 7, 2008. The South Carolina Historical Society has a website with online archives. The Society's collection includes both manuscripts and photographs from early colonization through the present. The South Carolina Historical Society can be found at http:/ www.southcarolinahistoricalsociety.org/. I'm working...
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Archiving in Information Science: Comparisons
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Archiving in Information Science. The purpose of this blog is to find and reference articles or ideas pertaining to archiving in information science (and any other relevant fields). Sunday, April 13, 2008. This first picture is looking at Elizabeth Lake fromPtarmigan Tunnel. It was taken in July of 1984. Source: US Geological Survey Photographic Library. Glacier National Park. Retrieved on April 13, 2008 from href="http:/ libraryphoto.cr.usgs.gov/. Seach mode =exact;. Yes the Web makes finding everyday t...
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Archiving in Information Science: Archives, Defined
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Archiving in Information Science. The purpose of this blog is to find and reference articles or ideas pertaining to archiving in information science (and any other relevant fields). Wednesday, March 26, 2008. Archive is one of the few words that is a noun and a verb. Actually, it is two different nouns: a place and a document. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, archive means "a place in which public records or other important historic documents are kept. Now only in pl. April 19, 2008 7:53 PM.
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Information Organization: The future of organization
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Tuesday, April 15, 2008. The future of organization. How will we organize information in the future? Will humans continue to design, create, and use highly sophisticated organizational systems and databases, or will we rely more and more on the "good enough" algorithms search engines provide us with? Will our search engines become highly sophisticated organizational and retrieval tools? Is this starting to sound familiar? For more information about the Semantic Web visit these sites and articles:. Posted...
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Information Organization: The purpose of this blog
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Thursday, February 21, 2008. The purpose of this blog. The purpose of this blog is to discuss the ways in which information professionals organize information, both today and historically. How information is organized depends upon who is organizing it, the type of information, the purpose of preserving the information, who will be accessing the information and the manner in which it will be retrieved. Each of these areas must be taken into account when thinking about organization. In order to discuss how...
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Information Organization: A Model of Organization
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Monday, April 14, 2008. A Model of Organization. I have created this model from Hagler's The Bibliographic Record and Information Technology. 1997) as well as Taylor's The Organization of Information. Note: the term "information package" was coined by Arlene Taylor in her book The Organization of Information. Visit this link to see the model I have created:. Information Organization, a Model. Posted by Kate Dunigan AtLee. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Information and for whom? I hope this blog will...
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Information Organization: January 2008
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Saturday, January 19, 2008. This is the beginning of my blogging journey "to understand the things that are" or at least to understand the ways in which librarians organize information, whichever comes first. 8220;You are not the child of the people you call mother and father, but their fellow-adventurer on a bright journey to understand the things that are.” Richard Bach in. There's No Such Place As Far Away. Posted by Kate Dunigan AtLee. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Berners-Lee, T...
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Information Organization: Background: why organize?
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Thursday, March 13, 2008. It seems obvious that information professionals do not organize information for the simple pleasure of doing so. We organize with a purpose and for a reason. Arlene Taylor, in her book The Organization of Information. 2004), discusses the two primary reasons we organize information: retrieval and posterity. Posted by Kate Dunigan AtLee. March 15, 2008 at 9:19 AM. Have you checked out Gould's Book Arcade in Australia? Many of the books there are unorganized. Ironically, I fir...
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Archiving in Information Science: March 2008
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Archiving in Information Science. The purpose of this blog is to find and reference articles or ideas pertaining to archiving in information science (and any other relevant fields). Friday, March 28, 2008. Archving, a look. Archives also preserve the work for long time periods. Let’s face it, print versions do not last forever. Sometimes they get wet, or even burned in the case of Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451. Wednesday, March 26, 2008. Likewise, an archivist is "a keeper of archives" (OED, 2008, online).
