...‐of‐the‐book”) indexing, since such people often need to compile their own indexes to reports etc. The index to this book is far from satisfactory with a number of errors, too many “strings” of page references and several omissions including Classification Research Group, fixed location, KWIC indexing, MARC...

...Gill Swash The authors present the case for indexes that are appropriate to the needs of children and their arguments are supported by evidence. This paper makes valuable reading for anyone who is interested in the use of information books by children and its conclusions and recommendations...

...Paula L. Williams; K.G.B. Bakewell Discusses some of the findings of a British Library sponsored investigation of indexes to children’s information books with particular reference to the importance of book indexes, the impact of the National Curriculum on teaching index use, the benefits of book...

... and concepts; 6 History; 7 Bible; 8 Literature; 9 Classical mythology and ancient history. Described by Roberts[ 12 ] as “one of the most sophisticated and complex of the subject indexing systems geared to the fine arts”, ICONCLASS has received considerable attention, particularly...

...Michael Afolabi Identifies and describes the essential factors to be considered when embarking on a manual newspaper or magazine indexing project in Africa. Broadly groups factors as being technical and non‐technical. Technical factors include subject coverage, geographical coverage,number...