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Cataloging and Classification (CRN: 10102)

LM-5020.OL
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  • 3
  • Online
  • CLOSED
  • 25 / 25
  • SEP 1 - NOV 30,
  • This course will introduce the principles of organization of information and information retrieval systems. Topics covered will include organization of print and non-print collections, Dewey Decimal Classification, Library of Congress Classification, Library of Congress and Sears Subject Headings, Anglo-American Cataloging Rules and MARC records. Emphasis will be placed on cataloging and classification of school library materials. Library automation systems and their management, copy cataloging, and trends in technology will also be covered.

Reference and Research (CRN: 10103)

LM-5030.OL
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  • 3
  • Online
  • OPEN (16 seats)
  • 9 / 25
  • SEP 1 - NOV 30,
  • This course will introduce student to concepts, principles and current developments in reference and information services for the school library/media center. This will include the most important and used reference materials in both print and electronic format, evaluation of reference sources, the reference interview, bibliographic instruction, and readers' advisory.

Practicum in School Media (CRN: 10104)

LM-5210.OL
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  • OPEN (3 seats)
  • 2 / 5
  • SEP 1 - NOV 30,
  • The practicum is to provide the student with a supervised field experience in one of several cooperating institutions or agencies. The purpose is to gain meaningful work experience through applying knowledge learned in previous coursework to the on-the-job situation. Commitment includes a negotiated number of hours per week. Supervision is by the institution or agency concerned and by PSU faculty.

    Permission of Advisor needed prior to registering. PRIOR TO REGISTERING, students must schedule a meeting with Sharon Silva, Advisor/Coordinator of the ETI Program (smsilva@plymouth.edu). A Placement Confirmation Form must be submitted to: psu-oep@plymouth.edu prior to the student teaching term.

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