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Dictionary of Information and Library Management

Dictionary of Information and Library Management

by A & C Black Publishers Ltd (Creator)

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    Paperback 2006

    $3.44
Synopsis

This comprehensive dictionary covers all aspects of librarianship and information and knowledge management. Designed to equip the trainee librarian or information management student with core industry terminology, this fully revised edition includes thousands of terms connected with information management, classification, cataloguing and electronic knowledge management. Handy supplements include proof correcting marks, classification systems, book prizes and awards, information skills, and a list of key resources on the Web. Clear and concise...a useful little handbook - Library & Information Update

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 256
 Edition: 2Rev Ed
 Publisher: A & C Black Publishers Ltd
Published: 26 Apr 2006
ISBN 10: 0713675918
ISBN 13: 9780713675917
Book Overview: Broad industry coverage, particularly in relation to managing information electronically Vocabulary covers words, expressions and terminology used in British, American and international knowledge management Definitions are given in clear, jargon-free English Ideal for: anyone wanting a jargon-free introduction to library and information management; learners of English studying or working in English in an information management environment; students 2,000 more terms than the nearest competition, and is far cheaper and fully up-to-date - important in such a rapidly-changing industry.

Media Reviews
'Clear and concise... a useful little handbook - particularly to students, and to those whose first language is not English.' Library & Information Update (December 2006) 'A useful, clearly printed and well laid out reference work, handy for students and for practitioners across all the LIS spectrum of work... A clear, understandable and helpful reference work for all LIS workers.' New Library World (July 2007)