Journal of Documentation
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MAKING AN INDEX TO A GOVERNMENT REPORT
Tập 19 Số 3 - Trang 127-136
Most librarians and information officers spend some part of their time using the
indexes in books; only a few have direct experience of the making of such
indexes, closely related though the process is to the more familiar cataloguing
and indexing of books and periodical articles which occur in most libraries. One
novelty about the Index to the Report and to the Minutes of Evidence of the
Company ...
LIÊN KẾT KHẢO SÁT NGƯỜI DÙNG Y TẾ VỚI QUẢN LÝ ĐỂ ĐẢM BẢO HIỆU QUẢ THƯ VIỆN: I, KHẢO SÁT NGƯỜI DÙNG Dịch bởi AI
Tập 41 Số 1 - Trang 1-14
Bài báo báo cáo kết quả một khảo sát sâu rộng về người dùng thư viện y tế tại
các bệnh viện giảng dạy Oxford và các khoa khoa học của Đại học. Sáu kỹ thuật
khảo sát đã được sử dụng và các kết quả được chọn lựa được trình bày cho mỗi kỹ
thuật. Kết luận cho thấy rằng đặc điểm có ảnh hưởng lớn nhất đến hành vi tìm
kiếm thông tin và việc sử dụng thư viện là thời gian tương đối mà người dùng
dành cho t...
#khảo sát người dùng #thư viện y tế #hành vi tìm kiếm thông tin #quản lý thư viện #bệnh viện giảng dạy Oxford
CLASSIFICATION RESEARCH GROUP BULLETIN No. 4
Tập 14 Số 3 - Trang 136-143
The Classification Research Group is an independent group which was formed in
1952 (ref. 1) and meets in London at approximately monthly intervals. It has
published one general memorandum (ref. 2), a bibliography of papers by its
members (ref. 3), and three duplicated Bulletins (now out of print). In future,
by courtesy of Aslib and the Editorial Board of the Journal of Documentation,
its bulletin...
THE USE OF MICROFILM FOR COMPLETING SETS
Tập 4 Số 1 - Trang 41-44
There has been plenty of discussion of the technical problems of microfilming,
and the potential importance of microfilms to the librarian is generally
accepted, but little seems yet to have been written in this country on the
practical problems facing the librarian who wishes to make extensive use of
microfilms in building up his stock. Microfilm viewers are now to be found in
many libraries, but...
QUARTERLY DOCUMENTATION SURVEY
Tập 17 Số 2 - Trang 128-136
The inadequacy of conventional methods for communication in the face of the
ever‐increasing amount of information to be dealt with is obvious. An
international system of communication based on knowledge of the way in which the
human brain stores and uses information is required. Unfortunately such
knowledge is not yet available, but there is no doubt that the richness of
association linkages in th...
Museum object as document: Using Buckland's information concepts to understand museum experiences
Tập 68 Số 1 - Trang 45-71
– The purpose of this article is to understand the meaning of museum objects
from an information perspective. Links are made from Buckland's conceptual
information framework as a semiotic to museum object as “document” and finally
to user experience of these museum “documents”. The aim is to provide a new lens
through which museum studies researchers can understand museum objects and for
LIS resea...
A COMPUTER SIMULATION MODEL OF LIBRARY OPERATIONS
Tập 31 Số 1 - Trang 1-18
Aslib is interested in developing modular simulation models of aspects of
library systems in order to investigate the use of such models as aids to
systems design and operation. The conceptual model of library procedures,
developed during the OSTI‐supportcd project on the use of bibliographic records
in libraries, offered a suitable basis for a pilot study. The pilot study was
aimed at investigati...
Assessing information taxonomies using epistemology and the sociology of science
Tập 68 Số 5 - Trang 725-743
– This paper aims to summarise a literature review undertaken to determine
whether or not information taxonomy work, as a specific activity within the
broader field of knowledge organisation system construction, can usefully be
compared to a process of scientific enquiry. The theories of objectivity and
subjectivity proposed by Helen Longino are considered, to determine their
relevance to taxonomi...