Introduction to Technical Services

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Evans, G. Edward 저자(글)

Libraries Unlimited · 2010년 11월 11일

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저자(글) Evans, G. Edward

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• ContentsPreface to the Eighth EditionPart I: General BackgroundChapter 1: INTRODUCTIONLibraries and Customer ServiceCustomer Service PhilosophyRole of Library ServicesWhat are Technical Services?Technical Services BackgroundKnowledge Goals for StaffSummaryReview QuestionsNotesSuggested ReadingChapter 2: TECHNICAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATIONTips for Effective Time ManagementTips for MeetingsTips for Team BuildingTips for Staff MotivationTips for CommunicationThe "More" FactorThe Faster/Better/Cheaper FactorsRestructuring to Provide "Faster and Better"StandardsSummaryReview QuestionsNotesSuggested ReadingChapter 3: STAFFINGStaffing CategoriesLibrariansParaprofessional/Support StaffOther Full-Time StaffStaffing ProcessRecruitmentSelecting the PoolInterviewingStaff Development, Training, and RetentionRetentionTraining and DevelopmentPerformance AppraisalPart-Time StaffStudentsVolunteersSummaryReview QuestionsNotesSuggested ReadingChapter 4: TECHNICAL SERVICES ISSUETechnologyOutsourcingCooperative/Consortial ActivitiesQuality AssuranceBudgetary IssuesSpaces for Technical ServicesSome Key IssuesPlanning IssuesSummaryReview QuestionsNotesSuggested ReadingPart II: Acquisitions and SerialsChapter 5: ACQUISITIONS-OVERVIEWCollection Development and AcquisitionsTypes of Materials AcquiredPrint MaterialsNonbook MaterialsElectronic ResourcesGeneral ProceduresRequest ProcessingVerifyingOrderingReportingReceiving OrdersAcquisition MethodsSerials ProcessingSummaryReview QuestionsNotesSelected Web Sites and Discussion ListsSuggested ReadingChapter 6: DISTRIBUTORS AND VENDORSMaking the Selection-Factors to ConsiderWhat the Firm StocksVendor Technological CapabilitySpeed of DeliveryFinancial ConsiderationsVendors' ServicesCustomer Service ConsiderationsVendor EvaluationRetail OutletsOut-of-Print, Antiquarian, and Rare Book DealersSummaryReview QuestionsNotesSelected Web SitesSuggested ReadingChapter 7: PRINT AND DIGITAL BOOKSWhat is Publishing?Types of PublishersElectronic PublishingE-ReadersTechnology and Information ProducersAcquisitions and E-ResourcesThe Google Books Library ProjectSummaryReview QuestionsNotesSuggested ReadingChapter 8: E-RESOURCE ISSUESDifferences between E-Resource and Print Collection BuildingOwnership IssuesNegotiating the LicenseGroup Decision MakingTrialsPurchase PriceStaff and User IssuesTechnical IssuesCancellationsAssessment of E-ResourcesStatisticsSummaryReview QuestionsNotesSuggested ReadingChapter 9: SERIALS-PRINT AND ELECTRONICWhat Is a Serial?Issues and ConcernsCost and PricingAcquisitionProcessingAccessPreservationBackfilesChanging NatureAssessment and EvaluationSummaryReview QuestionsNotesSuggested ReadingChapter 10: GOVERNMENT INFORMATIONBackgroundE-GovernmentCategories of Government InformationU.S. DocumentsState and Local GovernmentsCanadian Government InformationDocuments from Other CountriesAccess to Government InformationAccessing U.S. Government InformationPreservation of Government InformationFederal Depository Library ProgramCanadian Depository ProgramsAcquisition of Government InformationSummaryReview QuestionsNotesSuggested ReadingChapter 11: MEDIAMedia IssuesCurrent Media FormatsMotion Pictures and VideoMovie Ratings and LibrariesVideo and CopyrightOther Image FormatsMapsAudio RecordingsGamesGame RatingsRealiaMicroformsPreservationMicroformsFilm and VideoSummaryReview QuestionsNotesSuggested ReadingChapter 12: FISCAL MANAGEMENTProblems in Fiscal ManagementLibrary Fund AccountingAccountingBalance SheetAccounts and LedgersJournalEstimating CostsAllocation of MoniesEncumberingVouchersOrder and Invoice ControlReconciliation of AccountsAuditsSummaryReview QuestionsNotesSuggested ReadingPart III: Cataloging and ProcessingChapter 13: OVERVIEW AND DECISIONSThe Rationale for Good CatalogingCataloging and Classification ProcessesDecisionsBibliographic LevelsSubject AuthoritiesClassification SystemsCatalog DisplaysA Word About the Figures and ExamplesSummaryReview QuestionsNotesSuggested ReadingChapter 14: DESCRIPTION-IDENTIFYING MATERIALSAACR2: Past and PresentOrganization of AACR2-2005Descriptive Structure and Data SourcesISBD PunctuationCreating the DescriptionArea 1: Title and Statement of ResponsibilityArea 2: Edition StatementArea 3: Material Specific DetailsArea 4: Publication, Distribution, etc.Area 5: Physical DescriptionArea 6: SeriesArea 7: NotesArea 8: Standard Numbers and Terms of AvailabilityRule InterpretationsSummaryReview QuestionsNotesSuggested ReadingChapter 15: ACCESS POINTS-RETRIEVING THE RECORDMain and Added EntriesSelecting the Main EntrySelection Decision TreeAdded EntriesName and Title AuthoritiesPersonal NamesCorporate BodiesGeographic NamesUniform TitlesSummaryReview QuestionsNotesSuggested ReadingChapter 16: SUBJECT ANALYSISDetermining Subject MatterEnumeration versus FacetingSubject Authorities: Subject Heading VocabulariesPrinciples of Subject CatalogingEvaluating Subject CatalogsProblems of the Subject CatalogSubject Authorities: Numbers for ClassificationPrinciples of ClassificationCall NumbersEvaluating ClassificationsMaintenance IssuesSubject Analysis for Literary WorksWhy use Standard Systems?SummaryReview QuestionsNotesSuggested ReadingChapter 17: SUBJECT AUTHORITIESLibrary of Congress Subject HeadingsThe PublicationFormat of LCSH EntriesCross-References in LCSHSubdivisions in LCSHOther Subdivision InstructionsLCSH's Canadian ComplementProblems with LCSHLC's Children's and Young Adults' Cataloging ProgramSears List of Subject HeadingsThe PublicationFormat of the EntriesAdvantages and Disadvantages of Using SearsSummaryReview QuestionsNotesSuggested ReadingChapter 18: CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMSDewey Decimal ClassificationFormat of DDCThe SchedulesA Closer Look at the SchedulesA Closer Look at the TablesLibrary of Congress ClassificationPrinciples Underlying LCCFormat of LCCMain Classes of LCCSubdivision in LCCComparison of DDC and LCCNational Library of Medicine ClassificationBackground and DevelopmentFormat of NLMCMain Classes and SubdivisionsNLMC in Libraries"Copy" ClassificationSummaryReview QuestionsNotesSuggested ReadingAnswers to the Classification ExercisesChapter 19: MARC FORMAT AND METADATAMachine-Readable CatalogingHistory and BackgroundElements of a MARC RecordFieldsSubfieldsIndicatorsContent DesignationMARC DisplaysBibliographic Networks and Shared CatalogingMetadataDublin CoreMetadata Encoding and Transmission StandardMetadata Object Description SchemaSummaryReview QuestionsNotesSuggested ReadingChapter 20: COPY CATALOGINGPolicy Issues1. Acceptability of Sources2. Record Fullness3. Errors4. Call Numbers5. Tracings (Subject Headings and Added Entries/Access PointsOverview of the OperationChoosing the Source(s)SummaryReview QuestionsNoteSuggested ReadingChapter 21: PROCESSING MATERIALSEvidence of Library OwnershipLocation InformationRecording and Tracking UsePreservation and SecuritySummaryReview QuestionsNotesSuggested ReadingChapter 22: LEADING THE CATALOG DEPARTMENTManagement TasksNeeded SkillsDepartment Policies and ProceduresWhen Cataloging Standards ChangeWriting a Policy ManualAdopting the Policy ManualCurrent IssuesTen Hints for LeadershipPatron Service First and ForemostReview QuestionsSuggested ReadingIndexesTopical Index to the TextIndex to NamesIndex to FiguresType of MediaAccess PointsDescriptionClassification

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ISBN	9781591588894 ( 1591588898 )
발행(출시)일자	2010년 11월 11일
쪽수	500쪽
크기	178 * 254 * 38 mm / 1202 g
총권수	1권
언어	영어