Sentences with phrase «electronic library materials»

It presents numerous examples of how to catalog books, non-print and electronic library materials using the MARC format.»

Not exact matches

Throughout the course of this study, the teams compiled an extensive library of experimental and theoretical data including electronic, magnetic, optical, photoelectrochemical, and structural properties, which are now used as feedstock in material genome work and near - term development of superior PEC materials through materials - by - design techniques.

Educational and library access to copyright materials published on the Internet and other electronic networks should be safeguarded, and even broadened somewhat, a report from the U.S. Department of Commerce concludes.

Electronic library of daily materials available for one year following the close of the program

The Linking Libraries project provides school library media specialists with suggested strategies and resources, both print and electronic, that will assist them in providing and creating high quality materials for both teachers and students.

St. Louis Public Library offers several downloadable and digital materials to enhance the electronic library experience.

And it also notes that last year Stanford «pruned all but 10,000 printed volumes from its new engineering library,» and that San Antonio's «ditched print in lieu of electronic material when it opened its engineering library in 2010.»

Public libraries alone spend more than $ 1.3 billion annually on their collections of print, audio, video, and electronic materials.

Libraries encourage balance with electronic types of reading materials and physical books.

(2) An adequate library of textbooks, journals or other current veterinary reference materials, readily available on the premises or available through electronic access;

[5] Dadabase includes records for all of the material in the library, including books, artist books, exhibition catalogue, special collections materials, and electronic resources.

The American Association of Law Libraries has done some very extensive work in trying to identify which state electronic legal materials have any official status.

So it makes sense, as electronic access becomes even more prevalent, to consider the possibility of moving the physical presence of libraries to a single space which is: (i) capable of holding all remaining materials, (ii) readily accessible to walk - in patrons and (iii) more economical than the prime office space occupied by some libraries.

All judiciary have access to an extensive electronic library and database, but, like many, I find prolonged reading from a screen to be much less satisfactory than reading printed material.

The legislation in question is Bill 128, Christopher's Statute Law Amendment Act (Sex Offender Registry and Electronic Sexual Material), 2008 which seeks to amend both the Public Libraries Act and the Education Act in Ontario.

My goal is to give the presentation of electronic products in the same physical space as the texts in the library to promote a sense of unity in research materials regardless of the format the information is accessible in.

Explaining to our students that some electronic material is not available on their mobiles or laptops is one frustrating aspect of ELD for the academic libraries.

In the majority of cases the library will be renting rather than buying these electronic materials; if / when the contract runs out, the library will lose access to these materials.

Alternatively, if your library doesn't own the print title needed or if you don't find them in the above databases, you can identify other library holdings of Haitian legal materials in print and electronic format by checking catalogs such as Open WorldCat, AMICUS (choose «entire AMICUS database» to search through all Canadian library collections, including the e-content), CCfr (Catalogue collectif de France), Gallica (the Bibliothèque nationale de France's digital collection), and COPAC (British and Irish university libraries).

New Library World — Electronic books: a call for effective business models [abstract only]-- Rebecca Schroeder and Tom Wright — Libraries have typically purchased materials «just in case».

Performed legal research using reference materials generally available within a law library and electronic resource tools.

• Organize and carry our market and trend research activities • Write copy, press releases and promotional literature • Assist marketing team by handling administrative details for each marketing campaign • Provide support in arranging and producing marketing materials for campaigns • Organize campaigns in conjunction with other marketing professionals • Upload, organize and manage marketing material to online libraries and social media sites • Coordinate periodic direct mail initiatives such as mail merge and individual letters • Work with the telemarketing team to create schedules, confirm appointments and develop reports on quotations • Assist in preparing marketing statistics and reports • Handle electronic, digital and manual filing systems • Manage internal communication and diary coordination • Research venues and catering arrangements for promotional campaigns • Prepare supporting materials such as literature packs, promotional merchandise and name badges for each campaign • Assist in promotional / marketing event set up and break down • Act as a first point of contact for guests and delegates • Assist the marketing team in their networking activities by scheduling appointments with prospective clients • Compose and upload articles to websites for promotional purposes • Help in identifying and researching suitable clients and internal stories • Visit customers and external agencies for follow ups • Assist marketing teams in reviewing client prospects and develop strategic follow up plans • Act as a liaison between different departments to ensure effective communication

Librarian Temple University, Kalispell, MT 2008 — Present • Analyze patrons» requests for library materials and assist in furnishing them • Explain the use of library facilities and resources • Assist patrons in locating unusual or unique information in response to specific requests • Organize the collection of books, publications, periodicals and documents for convenient access • Develop and implement library policies and procedures and ensure that they are followed through • Coordinate the efforts of study groups and provide them with access to resources such as audio - visual tools and reference materials • Code and classify books and resources and develop information access aids such as electronic pathfinders and web pages • Arrange for interlibrary loaning and liaise with different suppliers and vendors to ensure sufficient resources are obtained • Maintain records of patrons and books and periodicals lent and returned • Organize and oversee study groups by liaising with other libraries and schools

Librarian Duke University, Naples, FL Dec 2008 — Present • Assist students by locating books and information for them • Ensure efficient retrieval activities • Manage inventory for books and library materials • Maintain catalogs and file library cards • Respond to students» questions about reading materials • Maintain index systems appropriately • Ensure that tattered or torn books are replaced immediately • Shop for appropriate library books and materials • Provide reading lists and manage both electronic and printed materials • Assist researchers with literature searches by employing expertise in using databases and printed materials

Qualified to explain the effective use of standard library materials such as online catalogues and electronic resources.

Staurt Day School, Madison, TN 2010 — Present School Media Specialist • Plan school media programs and work with teachers and administers to implement it effectively • Implement library media policies and select school library media program materials • Encourage students and teachers to take advantage of media programs by providing them with deep insight into the workings of the process • Maintain an efficient system for processing and cataloging library materials and equipment • Assist students in developing independent reference work and skill in researching through media resources • Counsel students and provide them with research help during with touch modules • Promote acquisition of new and advanced electronic information systems • Supervise library media aide and volunteers and oversee library study groups

• Profound ability to maintain accurate manual and electronic records of available library material.