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    Teaching classification to fit a modern and sustainable LIS curriculum: the case of Croatia

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    Author
    Slavic, Aida
    Issue Date
    2001
    Submitted date
    2006-08-17
    Keywords
    Library and Information Science Education
    Local subject classification
    classification
    LIS education
    curriculum
    
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    Teaching classification to fit a modern and sustainable LIS curriculum: the case of Croatia 2001,
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    Library classification in the Croatian library school at the Department of Information Sciences, University of Zagreb has an important place in the department's curriculum. This is due to the fact that classification is the most important indexing language in Croatian libraries, documentation centres and services and its role has not been undermined by library automation is the case elsewhere. The course Classification and Classification Systems has undergone many changes since the school was established in 1976. One of the most important objectives of the course, besides introducing classification as a tool, is to teach about content analysis and classification as a process. Another important goal of the course is to teach students how to adapt and use classification for different purposes and in different environments. The current syllabus embraces the use of classification in information organisation and presentation in different kinds of collection from book and non-book materials to information resources on the Internet and even more importantly, the course covers the application of classification in information retrieval and discovery. It is the intention of the course to contribute to the education of librarians and will enable their skills to be applied in the wider area of the information profession.
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