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521 LIS Notes for Week 7 s 01 [OCLC 100129955/fall2000] BASICS OF THE REFERENCE PROCESS (60 minutes (1630 1730) Information Cycle: creation, production, distribution, dissemination, (incl. organization and access), use, effect -- board Where does ref. Process fit in? Ask Primary players, elements of the reference process? (draw on Taylor, 520 learning, 521 activities, own experience and good sense) Map...
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521 LIS Notes for Week 7 s 01
[OCLC 100129955/fall2000]
BASICS OF THE REFERENCE PROCESS (60 minutes (1630 1730) Information Cycle: creation, production, distribution, dissemination, (incl. organization and access), use, effect -- board Where does ref. Process fit in? Ask Primary players, elements of the reference process? (draw on Taylor, 520 learning, 521 activities, own experience and good sense) Map suggested elements into basic reference model Basic Reference Model board Components?? L'n, Materials, Info seeker, Info need, interactions among them -- And the Solution!! Summarize elements of model where elements fit in to Resources/Ln/Info Seeker Ref. Interview Ask for anecdotes about interaction good and needed improvement Overhead! Star and Smart Discuss quiz focusing on cmu ingredients Materials -9 cats. -- Continuum - o/h Reminder surrogates for categories of information need
If time permits, look at more elaborate models -- attempt to combine all elements interesting! Summation One thing to talk about elements of the process putting them together takes time and practice
Ranganathan Art of reference work Reference commandments No free lunch difference that makes a difference sensemaking -- means not end librarian is not the first choice for information --Mooers Law No one is perfect; we strive to approach perfection (batting average) Our job create knowledge out of shared ignorance
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Biographical Resources -- 60 min. 1730 -1830
Biography Discussion (Note switch from format to content)
Note Format Categories on List
Index to biographical material Handbook Yearbook Encyclopedia
Indexes BGMI and Biog Index
BGMI (web) Index to material in collections like ? o Note excellent prefatory material o Note limitations on editing cost factor maharishi example Biography Index web OCLC) Index to periodicals (primarily) like ? o Note first search bkgd info o Example of search for individual maharishi -- o Example of subject search -- professions
Handbooks Webster's (OH) and other web sources Note web limitations
Yearbooks Who's who, Current Biography (OH) Encyclopedias American National Biography (OH, web) What about Contemporary authors Shares characteristics of h/b, yearbook, encycl. (OH) Comment on Gale Series of Literary Biog. (OH, web) Comment on next weeks discussion of resource evaluation, using biography as a focus
Discussion of resource evaluation, using biography as a focus (time avail.)
Pass out books for 6 pt. Evaluation 10 minutes examination purchase or not o Personalities of America ABI o International Authors and Writers W/W IBC (bgmi) o International w/w of intellectuals IBC (binding) o Dictionary of International Biography (96-99) IBC Discussion book by book 20 min. -- focus on authority Significance (10 min) o o Importance of evaluation concerns o Not just biography what about web resources that provide no external info re: what, where, how info is assembled o Final point even "respectable" w/w solicit -Diminishing return of usefulness (anecdote)
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