Periodicals- published at regular intervals more than one day.
circulation- an act or instance of circulating, moving in a circle or circuit or flowing.
Reference Collection- collection of objects maintained for the purpose of the study of authentication.
Public Good-?
Blog- a website for the public to write on a topic, anyone can
Blog Post- the post, commentary made on a blog site about a topic
Primary Sources- a source from the actual event or at the time for example a journal of someone in the holocaust.
Secondary Sources- analysis of the event or topic for example the book on the holocaust that has been researched.
Tertiary Sources- written work based on secondary sources and not at all by primary sources
Government Documents- a federal government document that has all the requirements for distribution through the fdlp but was never sen to the government printing press so it is not distributed to libraries.
Archives- place where historical records are kept, the records are of any medium
Library Catalogue- means by which all books, dvd’s, cd’s ect can be found at the library
Brief Record- information shown about book or whatever the medium maybe, for example the author, call number, publication, does nto show all bibliographic record
Full Record- shows all bibliographic record
Subject headings- subjects in which the book or dvd can be found under.
Library of Congress Classifications- classification used in university libraries, classified by 20 catagories.
Dewey Decimal Classification- classification used in public and grade school libraries, classified by subject.
PURL- persistent uniform resource locator- does not show the location of the source but the intermeidiate location when redirected
Boolean Operators- system of logic that was designed for the user to use words or phrases that represent concepets
Truncation- symbol and abbriviation of a word that narrows down and broadens search
Concept map- map of concpets
Searching- act of searching, look for information
Browsing- look for information on the internet
Scope- journal that specializes in writting summeries.
examples of reference:
–thesuarus- gives synomyms
–quotations- reference of source
–The Bible- religious reference
Authority- necessary for organization in any kind of organization, enterprise, ect
Wikis- web application that allows users to add information or their own two cents
Interlibrary loan- allows librabries to borrow material
Worldcat- an online catalogue with a ton of materials
Microforms- microfiche, microform–photographs that are minimized on to different mediums.
Annotations- brief summary about a source along with a citation.
Citations- formal credit given to the source of the information used
