An examination of the various aspects of selection, acquisition,
management and preservation of non-book materials in libraries.
Includes: archival and local history resources; audio recordings; film
and video formats; maps; microforms; models, pictures, reproductions,
and art originals; CD-ROMs and multimedia computer software; and
relevant developments in communications technology.
- Read and discuss a sound and rational philosophy of
media librarianship. (Students are
required to prepare a treatise on "The Rationale for Having Non-Book
Material, Programs and Services in Libraries")
- Examine the steps used when selecting non-book materials. (Demonstrate
Knowledge on Final Examination)
- Review the major selection sources, reference tools, purchase
rights, and rentals agreements. (Demonstrate
Knowledge on Final Examination)
- Examine the acquisition steps when selecting non-book materials
and centralized purchasing. (Demonstrate
Knowledge on Final Examination)
- Discuss the definitions and usage problems unique
to non-book terms. (Discussion on the
WebBulletinBoard)
- Evaluate and examine
non-book reviews and non-print evaluation forms. (Students are
required to write one non-book review and compare their review to
published reviews on the same item)
- Critique and
evaluate non-book material and services. (Students are
required to visit three media centers/services)
- Explore the rationale for developing media programming and
networks. (Discussion
on the WebBulletinBoard)
- Understand the rationale and use of needs assessment (marketing)
in media librarianship. (Demonstrate
Knowledge on Final Examination)
- Understand the unique characteristics of each non-book format. (Demonstrate
Knowledge on Final Examination)
- Examine the proper way to store and preserve non-book material
in active collections. (Final Examination)
- Examine the non-book management practices as related to
libraries with special emphasis on organization, management
philosophies and media department physical locations. (Class Discussion on
the WebBulletinBoard and Demonstrate Knowledge on Final Examination)
A
VISUALIZED CRITIQUE
The Assignment
Defined
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VISIT
Two non-book service units
or
collections in libraries (or type of library)
AND
ONE non-book
distributor like Media Play, Borders, etc. of your choice. Alocal
mom and pop store is just as good as large chain stores for this
assignment.
PRODUCE
(photographic prints) a visualized critique (descriptive
essays are not requested).
- Please do not create an improvement by
misplacing material,
equipment or pointing your camera just to have something so you
can make a recommendation.
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ONE NON-BOOK
REVIEW
The
Assigment Defined
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- Then select a specific work or an audio-visual item from
one of those categories. i.e. A CD by Tore Amos, or a painting by
Picasso.
- Write a complete and detailed one page
review detailing all the
bibliographic information and your
qualifications as a reviewer.
FOLLOW THE REVIEW CRITERIA
PRESENTED IN CLASS. Link three (3) on-line reviews of the same item you
selected. Since creativity and originality count, consider
such when sending this assignment. You can e-mail the URL of the WebPage
or blog assignment link to me or send this assignment via U.S. Mail.
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Rationale
ASSIGNMENT
The
Assignment Defined
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Prepare a detailed
three page (it can be an audio tape, CD, blog, WebPage, poster, etc.)
treatise on "The
Rationale for Having Non-Book Material, Programs and Services in
Libraries."
Both
the content
of
the paper and creativity
of the presentation will be
marked.
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PUBLICATIONS
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- Physically examine and learn
about the scope of each of publications (see "Publications"
below. You should bring what you have learned into the
class discussions when appropriate.
- An example would be:
Index to Multimedia Information Sources
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PARTICIPATE
ON THE WBB
WEEKLY
The
Assignment Defined
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- The WebBulletin Board (WBB) is
where
LIS 519 students can find the class Notes and discuss issues pertinent
to this course.
- The LIS 519 board is "ELLISON".
- Bring additional information,
citations, facts, research, along
with your critical insight to the class
Notes and discussion each week.
- Do
not include opinions,
feelings, and beliefs alone. Statements MUST BE SUPPORTED with
research
findings in a graduate
level class.
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Ellison, John. ed. Media
Librarianship
Read the following linked
chapters:
Visit the following Web
Pages:
The
purpose of this requirement is to introduce you to journals addressing
non-book formats. Learn the scope of each publication.
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PUBLICATION
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CALL NUMBER and/or
LOCATION
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American
Archivist
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Per CD3020A45
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Audiovisual
Librarian
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Per Z717A84
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Collection
Management
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Per Z703.6D4
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Microform & Imaging Review
(formerly Microform Review)
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Per Z265 M565
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Sightlines
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Per LB1044Z9S54
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Video Librarian
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Per Z692.V52 V65
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Stereo Review's
Sound and Vision (formerly Video Magazine)
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MUSIC General
Collection
(non-circ) ML1 .S83
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Video Review
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Per TK 6655 V5V5
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R. B. Bowkers
Audiovisual Marketplace
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Ref LB1043 A817
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Bowker's
Complete Video Directory
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PN 1992.95 V29
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CD-ROMs in Print
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TK 7882 C56 C12
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Educational
Film & Video Locator
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Ref 1044.Z9 E37
1990
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Film & Video Finder
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Sci/Eng Ref LB1044
Z9 F46
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Landers Film & Video Review
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PN 1995.L27
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Video Rating
Guide for Librarians
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Ref Z692 V52 V53
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Video Hound's
Golden Movie Retriever
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C24 Capen Hall
or try the Online
Version available through UB Library catalog- search for Video
Hound
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The Video
Source Book
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UGL PN 1998 N4935
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Bonus
Points
It
is possible to earn bonus points in this course. When you find
hidden (well, not really hidden) messages in the Notes and e-mail me
that you found them by the
specified time, you can earn bonus points. Everyone in the class will
have the same opportunity to earn bonus points. Bonus points are just
that,
Bonus Points. They can help raise your final mark, but will never be
used to lower your grade.
Grades will be determined by the following:
Three
Visualized
Critiques
10 pts. each ( 30pts. )
Non-Book Review
10 pts.
Rationale Paper
30 pts.
WebBulletinBoard Participation
10 pts.
Final Examination
20 pts.