Is there the future of cataloguing? Fairly-ordered dialogue (Małgorzata Kisilowska): The text refers to cataloguing as a method of organizing knowledge and perceiving the world. This confirms the necessity of maintaining this process in libraries and information centers. However, its optimalization in regard to information needs and competencies of the users shall be emphasized, as offering them individual searching requires improvement of information retrieval tools. There is also a question of catalogues’ objectiveness, for example in the light of cultural differences among the users and the information professionals. Is there the future of subject cataloguing? (Jadwiga Woźniak-Kasperek): The paper presents the author’s opinion on the fut...
The mission and functions of libraries have changed over centuries. Currently, the offer of librarie...
The article analyzes 15th- and early 20th-century terms for divination and for people able to augur ...
The term used in the title has so far not been the subject of a more extensive linguistic reflection...
Is there the future of cataloguing? Fairly-ordered dialogue (Małgorzata Kisilowska): The text refers...
The catalog - or rather discovery and delivery service - becomes indispensable when almost every sea...
Children live in a brand new reality where books must compete with electronic entertainment. There i...
Institutions that provide support for information and knowledge management processes such as librari...
Is reading facing a crisis nowadays and is the reader an endangered species? Does the development of...
The paper presents tools and methods of subject indexing in different kind of bibliographic database...
SYNAT Project has been realized since 2010 as a new framework for the national system of scientific ...
The authors of the article deal with a number of questions related to innovation, a term that accord...
In view of the significance of the presented problem the authors point out that the modern developm...
Od lat 40. XIX wieku sporo uwagi w Poznaniu poświęcano problemowi oświaty. Działania w tym zakresie ...
The mission and functions of libraries have changed over centuries. Currently, the offer of librarie...
The mission and functions of libraries have changed over centuries. Currently, the offer of librarie...
The mission and functions of libraries have changed over centuries. Currently, the offer of librarie...
The article analyzes 15th- and early 20th-century terms for divination and for people able to augur ...
The term used in the title has so far not been the subject of a more extensive linguistic reflection...
Is there the future of cataloguing? Fairly-ordered dialogue (Małgorzata Kisilowska): The text refers...
The catalog - or rather discovery and delivery service - becomes indispensable when almost every sea...
Children live in a brand new reality where books must compete with electronic entertainment. There i...
Institutions that provide support for information and knowledge management processes such as librari...
Is reading facing a crisis nowadays and is the reader an endangered species? Does the development of...
The paper presents tools and methods of subject indexing in different kind of bibliographic database...
SYNAT Project has been realized since 2010 as a new framework for the national system of scientific ...
The authors of the article deal with a number of questions related to innovation, a term that accord...
In view of the significance of the presented problem the authors point out that the modern developm...
Od lat 40. XIX wieku sporo uwagi w Poznaniu poświęcano problemowi oświaty. Działania w tym zakresie ...
The mission and functions of libraries have changed over centuries. Currently, the offer of librarie...
The mission and functions of libraries have changed over centuries. Currently, the offer of librarie...
The mission and functions of libraries have changed over centuries. Currently, the offer of librarie...
The article analyzes 15th- and early 20th-century terms for divination and for people able to augur ...
The term used in the title has so far not been the subject of a more extensive linguistic reflection...