This page highlights information and articles published in the Librarianship Studies & Information Technology blog about Library Classification and Shelflisting.
SCOPE: Theory and practice of library classification and shelflisting. Classification schemes like Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC), Library of Congress Classification (LCC), Universal Decimal Classification (UDC), and Colon Classification (CC). Organization of knowledge/Information. Modes of formation of subjects. Library Classification--Cannon and Principles.
SCOPE: Theory and practice of library classification and shelflisting. Classification schemes like Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC), Library of Congress Classification (LCC), Universal Decimal Classification (UDC), and Colon Classification (CC). Organization of knowledge/Information. Modes of formation of subjects. Library Classification--Cannon and Principles.
The Role of Information Organizations in Commodifying the Kings of the Fairies
List of quizzes from Library and Information Science Questions Answers Quizzes
LIST OF QUIZZES
Metadata can be defined as [Fill in the Blanks. Metadata can be defined as ______ about ______. In libraries, the creation of metadata is often referred to as ______. It is a subset of ______ organization.]
Complete Cutter's "objects" of the catalog [Fill in the Blanks. To enable a person to ________ a resource of which the ________, title, or ________ is known. To show what the library has by a given ________, on a given ________, or in a given ________ of literature.]
Who Developed Library of Congress Classification System? [(a) Charles Martel (b) Herbert Putnam (c) James C.M. Hanson (d) James C.M. Hanson and Charles Martel]
Which was the first Library of Congress Classification (LCC) schedule to be published? [(a) Z (Bibliography and Library Science) (b) L (Education) (c) K (Law) (d) E-F (American history and geography)]
