Ready Reference:
Library Dictionaries
TITLE: |
Glossary of Bibliographic
Information by Language |
DESCRIPTION: |
A very useful tool for acquiring and cataloging foreign
language materials. Numbers and words used on title pages, versos, book ads, invoices, and
other acquisitions-related correspondence in european languages: Danish, Dutch, French,
German, Italian, Latin, Norwegian, Spanish, Swedish. |
KEYWORDS: |
dictionaries, foreign terms, library |
TITLE: |
A
Glossary
of Cataloging Terms |
DESCRIPTION: |
Created by the University of Oklahoma
Libraries Catalog Department, the page lists cataloging terms compiled
from Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules and Bohdan S. Wynar's
Introduction to Cataloging and Classification. |
KEYWORDS: |
dictionaries, library, cataloging |
TITLE: |
Glossary
of Library Terms |
DESCRIPTION: |
Developed by the University of Connecticut
Libraries, this
is a list of library science terms and their definitions. |
KEYWORDS: |
dictionaries, library |
TITLE: |
Glossary of Library Terms |
DESCRIPTION: |
Developed by the Cornell University Library, this list
contains definitions of some of the 'library lingo' targeted for
people using the Library's online system. |
KEYWORDS: |
dictionaries, library |
TITLE: |
The Information
Professional's Glossary |
DESCRIPTION: |
Created by the School of Information Resources and Library
Science at the University of Arizona, this site lists library and information science
terms and their definitions in alphabetical order. A very helpful reference tool for
library and information students and professionals. |
KEYWORDS: |
dictionaries, library, information science |
TITLE: |
ODLIS: Online Dictionary of Library
and Information Science |
DESCRIPTION: |
Created by Joan M. Reitz, "ODLIS is designed as a
reference resource for library and information science professionals, university students
and faculty, and the general reader and library user. The primary criterion for including
a new term is whether a librarian or other information professional might reasonably be
expected to encounter it at some point in his (or her) career. The technical vocabulary of
publishing, printing, book history, and computer science has been included when, in the
author's judgment, a definition might prove helpful, not only to library and information
professionals, but also to laypersons."--About ODLIS. |
KEYWORDS: |
dictionaries, library, information science |
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