This new book examines the topics and issues important to information professionals and librarians-in-training who serve clientele using social science materials. Social Science Reference Services addresses reference services across the spectrum of the social sciences and embraces a multidisciplinary approach to providing both materials and services to users. Chapters illuminate the variety of information formats available through a bewildering array of delivery mechanisms from an astounding number of sources. Social Science Reference Services discusses areas not adequately covered in previous publications, including data files, federal economic statistics, and reference literature on the European Community. Contributing authors address dissertation development, improving the handling of business reference queries, user education/bibliographic instruction, data files for social research, strategies for locating information on environmental public policy, and using economic statistics from the federal government. Additionally, chapters focus on: the importance of government-produced information to social science research providing quality reference services to the many constituencies within an academic community supplementing academic classroom experience with library programs that enhance the information-seeking skills of students the importance of data sets to social science research and incorporating their use into providing quality information services Social Science Reference Services also explores some of the challenges of the automated environment, including the impact of technology on the availability and accessibility of information. This book is an ideal guide for information professionals and students of library science who need efficient access to information in the social science field in order to help patrons effectively.
The Music Division: A Guide to Its Collections and Services
The Reference Service Offered By The Libraries Enables The Readers To Obtain The Required Information From The Huge Collection Of Libraries In No Time. The Book Is Structured Into Two Parts.
TREND 4: EGONOMICS Yes, that is “egonomics,” not ergonomics! Describing it as a “nicer narcissism” than the narcissism of the 1980s, Popcorn says it is “a little recognition of the no-one's-quite-like-me self. It's about individuating ...
Information for Researchers: Using the Library of Congress
... service . ” ( Anna M. Donnelly , MS , MA , Associate Professor and Reference Librarian , St. John's University Library ) Social Science Reference Services , edited by Pam Baxter , MLS ( No. 48 , 1995 ) . " Offers practical guidance to the ...
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... service . ( Anna M. Donnelly , MS , MA , Associate Professor and Reference Librarian , St. John's University Library ) Social Science Reference Services , edited by Pam Baxter , MLS ( No. 48 , 1995 ) . “ Offers practical guidance to the ...
Social Science Reference Sources: A Practical Guide
PRESENT TRENDS AS INDICATORS OF FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS The Thompson Corporation's 1998 annual report gives some interesting figures which are perhaps indicative of how the publishing market, especially a large conglomerate, views itself ...
Howeyer from 1968 , National union catalog : pre - 1956 imprints began to be published . " It is a repertory of the cataloged holdings of selected portions of the cataloged collections of the major research libraries of the United ...