The characteristics of non-print media and collection storage and management are covered. Students plan and design World Wide Web pages. This is the second course in Information Services. The students examine reference tools in the social sciences, humanities, science and technology. The course covers reader s advisory services, bibliographic instruction and search strategies.
Students become familiar with electronic and print reference sources.
This course introduces advanced records management concepts, focusing on the creation, control, protection and disposition of information. Protection processes are discussed for both active and inactive records. This course provides students with an understanding of organizational structures, management theory, and supervisory requirements. Includes job search skills, customer service, and marketing strategies for libraries. The successful library technician requires a strong understanding of not only technical procedures, but also of the collections within a library.