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1	Bibliothekarische Kataloge als Spiegel und Instrumente von Wissensordnungen in der Frühen Neuzeit Serrai, Alfredo, Schneider, Ulrich Johannes 26 February 2015 (has links) Während Wissenschaft, Literatur, Bildung und Lehren den intellektuellen Kosmos repräsentierten und die Buchproduktion den materiellen und kommerziellen Pol konstituierte, übernahmen die Kataloge und Bibliographien die Aufgabe, kognitive Instrumente für beide Realitäten anzubieten, Karten des Zugangs, der Erforschung und des Nachweises zur Verfügung zu stellen. Es kam zur Herausbildung von drei Realitäten, deren jede sich in einem eigenen System verkörperte und zugleich mit den anderen in Korrespondenz stand: Weil jede von ihnen auf der Ebene der schriftlichen Kommunikation, des wissenschaftlichen Fortschritts und des Buchhandels notwendigerweise die jeweils anderen implizierten. In der Folge kam es dazu, dass zwischen den drei Systemen begriffliche und andere Isomorphismen zur Geltung kamen, sowohl im Reich der Literatur als auch in dem der Kultur und der Systematik. Bibliothek, Katalog, Wissen, Ordnung library, catalogue, knowledge, system 020
2	OPAC - på Märsta folkbibliotek Lindmark, Åke January 2014 (has links) The purpose of this Bachelor thesis is to examine how user-friendly the OPAC of the Märsta public library is considered to be.Theoretical basis are HCI and Allwoods definition of usability. Issues are: Is the OPAC suited to its task? Is the OPAC user-friendly? How well does a user accept the OPAC? and What degree of competence is shown by users of the OPAC? The source material consists of six interviews in the form of .avi files. The method I have chosen is qualitative semi-structured interview form. The result is that, based on Carl Martin Allwood’s defini-tion and with exception for the using of help-resources, the usability of Märsta’s library OPAC can be considered less good. OPAC human–computer interaction library catalogue library science usability OPAC användare användarvänlighet användbarhet användbarhetsutvärdering bibliotek Biblioteks- och In-formationsvetenskap grafiska gränssnitt katalog människa-datorinteraktion onlinekatalog
3	The role of inventory control in service quality in a South African academic library Retief, Esther 30 June 2005 (has links) Service quality has always been a tacit assumption within the delivery of academic library services, but since the 1990s demands for accountability from different stakeholders, including the clients, made service quality a highly debated and researched focus in academic libraries all over the world. The scope of the study covers a wide-ranging analysis of discourses underpinning service quality and its accompanying performance indicators in academic libraries. Using the academic library of the University of South Africa as an illustrative case study, this study examines the possible impact of inventory control on the service quality of the academic library in three areas, namely access to information resources, retrieval of information resources and positive implications for sound financial management. The study's findings all point to a positive enhancement of service quality in regard to the three areas mentioned. / Information Science / M. Inf. University of South Africa Stocktaking Stock verification Shelf reading Service quality Quality management Performance indicator Performance measurement Library catalogue Inventory control Complaining behaviour Availability study Assurance quality Academic library 025.82 Academic libraries -- Quality control Libraries -- Inventories Book thefts -- Prevention
4	The role of inventory control in service quality in a South African academic library Retief, Esther 30 June 2005 (has links) Service quality has always been a tacit assumption within the delivery of academic library services, but since the 1990s demands for accountability from different stakeholders, including the clients, made service quality a highly debated and researched focus in academic libraries all over the world. The scope of the study covers a wide-ranging analysis of discourses underpinning service quality and its accompanying performance indicators in academic libraries. Using the academic library of the University of South Africa as an illustrative case study, this study examines the possible impact of inventory control on the service quality of the academic library in three areas, namely access to information resources, retrieval of information resources and positive implications for sound financial management. The study's findings all point to a positive enhancement of service quality in regard to the three areas mentioned. / Information Science / M. Inf. University of South Africa Stocktaking Stock verification Shelf reading Service quality Quality management Performance indicator Performance measurement Library catalogue Inventory control Complaining behaviour Availability study Assurance quality Academic library 025.82 Academic libraries -- Quality control Libraries -- Inventories Book thefts -- Prevention

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