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CONSERVATION
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CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION OF INFORMATION MATERIALS FOR HIGHER DIPLOMA, DIPLOMA AND CERTIFICATE.
CHAPTER ONE:
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTE 2
NATURE OF INFORMATION MATERIALS AND THEIR PROPERTIES
INTRODUCTION.
CHAPTER THREE:
DISASTER CONTROL PLANNING AND RECOVERY
TOPIC FOUR:
CAUSES OF DETERIORATION OF INFORMATION MATERIALS
TOPIC FIVE:
LIBRARY BINDING
This course provides an in-depth understanding of the concepts, technologies, and best practices involved in the creation, management, and utilization of digital libraries. Students will explore the fundamentals of digital libraries, their architecture, and the ways in which they are transforming the landscape of information access, preservation, and dissemination.
Throughout the course, students will study key topics such as metadata standards, digital content creation and curation, digital preservation techniques, access control, and the use of digital libraries for research, education, and cultural heritage. Emphasis will also be placed on the tools and technologies used to build digital library systems, including digital repository software, content management systems, and digital asset management systems.
The course will also address emerging trends such as the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning in digital library applications, as well as the ethical considerations and challenges in digital information management. By the end of the course, students will have the knowledge and skills to design, implement, and manage digital libraries in various contexts, from academic institutions to public libraries and beyond.
KEY TOPICS COVERED.
Topic1. Introduction to Digital Library
· Meaning of digital Library
· Purpose of digital library
· Historical background of digital library
· Nature of digital libraries
Topic2. Digital Information resources
· Meaning of digital information resources
· Purpose of digital information resources
· Types of digital information resources
Topic 3. Acquisition of digital information
· Sources of digital information resources
· Methods of acquiring digital information materials
· Criteria for selecting digital information materials