.../methodology/approach A qualitative design was applied to investigate the attitudes and experiences of information professionals working in libraries, archives and records management institutions, museums and public galleries. Data was collected through semi-structured interviews with thirteen participants...

... printed and digital, are no longer being adequately recorded. Practical implications This paper suggests that in Devon, the museum sector may be a more appropriate home for local studies’ library provision than are archive services. Social implications Volunteers in libraries, museums and archives...

...Shannon Wellington Edited by Ross Harvey and Martha Mahard The Preservation Management Handbook: A 21st Century Guide for Libraries, Archives, and Museums USA Rowman and Littlefield 2014 400 pp. 978-0-7591-2315-1(hardbook);978-0-7591-2316-8(eBook) Hardback $95.00 (£59.95...

...Ryan Scicluna By Christie Koontz and Lorri Mon Marketing and Social Media: A Guide for Libraries, Archives, and Museums USA Rowman & Littlefield 2014 295 pp. 9780810890817 $51.60 ((Paperback)) © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015...

...: “The Museum Experience” by Falk and Dierking published in 1992 and their “The Museum Experience Revisited” from 2013. I must admit that I expected several chapters of literature review on different views on cultural heritage digital collections. But there are also some reports...

... and easy to follow, and the use of case studies makes it easy for the reader to understand the practical aspects of the topics discussed. This book is recommended for anyone wishing to learn more about the basics of linked data, particularly in a library, archives or museum context. Libraries...

... Publishing Limited 2014 --> Information management Museums Librarianship Archives management Archives Metadata The Metadata Manual: A Practical Workbook presents a concise guide to some of the basic concepts of and practices with metadata. This practical manual...

...Margot Note Graham   Matthews , Yvonne   Smith and Gemma   Knowles . Disaster Management in Archives, Libraries and Museums . London : Ashgate Publishing   2009 . 244 pp.   $99.95 (hbk) , ISBN: 978 0 7546 7273 9 Although there are essential differences between...

.... Gluibizzi can be contacted at: gluibizzi.2@osu.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 University libraries Art libraries United States of America Museums Partnership What the committee planned for the project was a program surrounding the Museum's Philip J. and Suzanne Schiller...

...Patricia Layzell Ward Juris   Dilevko and Lisa   Gottlieb . The Evolution of Library and Museum Partnerships: Historical Antecedents, Contemporary Manifestations, and Future Directions . Westport, CT London : Libraries Unlimited   2004 . 246 pp.   $45.00 , ISBN: 1‐59158...

...Jane Barton Purpose This paper provides an overview of activities in the field of virtual museums and considers a number of issues for which there are parallels in the field of digital libraries. Design/methodology/approach Using a range of illustrative examples, we attempt to determine what...

...Sidsel Hindal; Elin Harriet Wyller This paper describes a new unitary organization, set up for the purpose of developing and coordinating the resources in libraries, museums and archives in Norway. First, we give a brief introduction to the main aims for archives, libraries and museums as we view...

...Peter Scott Summarizes the goals of the e‐tlas conference and goes on the examine the recommendations of the various working groups. Suggests that information obtained at the conference could be implemented in libraries and museums. And it inspired and sparked us into thinking very widely...

...Siam Kim Lim Looks at the National Heritage Board (NHB) in Singapore and how it deals with the development of national museums and their archives. Examines the early years of the NHB and its attempts to attract new audiences; then looks at how the digital world is used in archives and museums...

... to the museums sector as to any other. That is the only real route to successful operations, and ultimately to successful funding bids from whatever sources. Some of Part 1 goes to a level of detail and makes statements of what will be obvious to most of us, but it does help to ensure that the intended audience...