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LIS322:Infromaion Presentation and Packaging
What Will You Learn?
The main aim of this course is to equip students with the skills of indexing and abstracting in order to enable them function as effective information organizers and professionals. The course comprises of six modules with nineteen units to assist the students understand the tasks involved in information representation and packaging in a clear manner.
Includes
Module 1: Concept of Indexing
- Unit 1: Definition of index, indexer and indexing
- Unit 2 Purpose of indexes
- Unit 3: Types of indexes
Module 2: Indexing principles, systems, process and search process
- Unit 1: Indexing principles
- Unit 2: Indexing systems
- Unit 3: Indexing process and technique
- Unit 4: Search process
- Unit 5: Use of information and communication technology in indexing
Module 3: Indexing language and evaluation of an index
- Unit 1: Definition and components of indexing language
- Unit 2: Types of indexing languages
- Unit 3: Evaluation of an index
Module 4: Concept of abstracting
- Unit 1: Definition of an abstract, abstracter and abstracting
- Unit 2: Purpose of abstracting
- Unit 3: Types of abstracts
Module 5: Abstracting process and evaluation of an abstract
- Unit 1: Procedure for abstracting a document
- Unit 2: Abstracting of research papers
- Unit 3: Evaluation of abstract
- Unit 4: Skills and ethical guidelines for abstracters
Module 6: Thesaurus construction and evaluation
- Unit 1: Definition of a thesaurus
- Unit 2: Content of a thesaurus
- Unit 3: Steps in thesaurus construction
- Unit 4: Evaluation of a thesaurus
Course Display
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Course Department
Course Features
Lessons Of Course
Purpose of Indexes
05:02
Types of Indexes
04:31
Indexing Principles
09:31
Indexing Systems
06:01
Purpose of Abstracting
04:26
Types of Abstracts
05:28