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1. Testing

Description:
Testing
Depositor:
main.24000012@cnu.edu.p
Resource Type:
Book

2. The Handbook of Public Administration-Vol 1

Keyword:
public administration
Subject:
public administration
Creator:
edited by Bekir Parlak
Contributor:
Kadir Caner DOĞAN
Depositor:
christianmacalinao.librarian@gmail.com
Publisher:
Livre de Lyon
Language:
en
Date Uploaded:
10/10/2025
Date Modified:
10/10/2025
Date Created:
2022
Rights Statement:
In Copyright
Resource Type:
Book
Identifier:
978-2-38236-299-0
Related URL:
https://bookchapter.org/kitaplar/Public%20Administration-Vol%201.pdf
Source:
https://bookchapter.org/kitaplar/Public%20Administration-Vol%201.pdf

3. Cataloguing and Classification

Description:
The overall scope of this book is to introduce the reader to descriptive cataloguing, classification and subject access, which deal with the description of the physical and the intellectual properties of library holdings. The book presents the prac tices of bibliographic control and focuses on cataloguing and classification codes and discusses their evolution and technical details. The different structures of library cat alogues and the principles they are based on are also analysed. With step-by-step real-world examples and practice material the book provides a practical perspective on the topics discussed. Thus, although primarily a textbook, it serves also as a workbook. This makes it ideal for students of library and information science and for practitioners who wish to acquire or strengthen practical skills in cataloguing and classification. Web references are included at the end of each chapter to help the reader to locate additional information.
Keyword:
Classification and Cataloguing
Subject:
Classification and Cataloguing
Creator:
Fotis Lazarinis
Depositor:
main.22002103@cnu.edu.ph
Publisher:
Elsevier Ltd. and Chandos Publishing
Language:
English
Date Uploaded:
10/09/2025
Date Modified:
10/09/2025
Date Created:
2015
Rights Statement:
In Copyright
License:
Creative Commons Public Domain Mark 1.0
Resource Type:
Book
Identifier:
ISBN: 978-0-08-100161-5
Access Right:
This book and the individual contributions contained in it are protected under copyright by the Publisher (other than as may be noted herein).
Rights Notes:
No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher. Details on how to seek permission, further information about the Publisher’s permissions policies and our arrangement with organizations such as the Copyright Clearance Center and the Copyright Licensing Agency, can be found at our website: www.elsevier.com/permissions

4. Ugly Love: a novel

Description:
Ugly Love by Colleen Hoover is a contemporary romance novel that explores the complexities of love, loss, and emotional healing. The story centers on Tate Collins, a nursing student, and Miles Archer, a pilot haunted by his tragic past. When Tate moves in with her brother, she meets Miles, his friend and neighbor. The two share an undeniable attraction, but Miles makes it clear he isn’t interested in love—only a physical relationship. Despite his emotional distance, Tate agrees to the arrangement, believing she can keep her feelings in check. As their relationship deepens, Tate begins to uncover the pain behind Miles’s guarded heart. The novel alternates between Tate’s present perspective and Miles’s past, gradually revealing the heartbreaking event that shaped him. Themes of the book include emotional trauma, the fear of vulnerability, forgiveness, and the healing power of love. Hoover masterfully portrays how love can be both beautiful and devastating—how it can break a person before it mends them again.
Subject:
Love Stories and Fiction
Creator:
Colleen Hoover
Depositor:
main.22002103@cnu.edu.ph
Publisher:
Atria Paperback: A Division of Simon & Schuster, Inc.
Language:
English
Date Created:
2014
Resource Type:
Book
Identifier:
ISBN: 978-1-4767-5319-5 (ebook), ISBN: 978-1-4767-5318-8

5. The future of the library: from electric media to digital media

Description:
Originally written in the late 1970s, this book was untouched for more than 35 years. McLuhan passed away before it went to press, but Logan always intended to finish it. Even though much has changed in the three decades since work on the project was halted, many of the points that McLuhan and Logan made in the era of 'electric media' are highly cogent in the era of 'digital media.' Looking at the future of the library from the perspective of McLuhan's original vision, Logan has carefully updated the text to address the impact of the Internet and other digital technologies on the library. McLuhan prophetically foreshadowed the transformative effect that computing would have on 'mass library organization' saying it would become obsolescent. It is perhaps no coincidence that a key theme of the book is that libraries must strive to create context given today's hyper information overload. The authors believe this task can be achieved by putting together a compact library of books providing an overview of human culture and scholarship. --From publisher description
Keyword:
digital library
Subject:
digital library
Creator:
Logan, Robert K. & McLuhan, Herbert Marshall
Depositor:
christianmacalinao.librarian@gmail.com
Publisher:
Peter Lang, New York,
Language:
En
Date Created:
2016
Resource Type:
Book
Related URL:
https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000244939?posInSet=10&queryId=0ac0351b-575c-4893-a242-606a19c85ebc

6. Open access to knowledge and information scholarly literature and digital library initiatives; the South Asian scenario

Description:
The introduction to this works states that in an information society “free flow of information is a fundamental principle for bridging the knowledge gaps between privileged and under‐privileged communities”. Open access (OA) takes that principle to scholarly communication with the vision that potential readers and users should be freely able to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search or link to, the full text of works, without financial cost or legal or technical barriers. OA can be achieved in a number of ways, the most common of which are to post work to a web site or place in an institutional, disciplinary or national digital repository, commonly called self‐archiving or to publish in an open access journal. Open Access to Knowledge and Information opens with a summary of some of the major open access statements or declarations from around the world at the time of publication. It informs the reader of the role and responsibilities of the National Knowledge Council (NKC) of India which runs a working group on open access and open education resources. NKC has recommended and supported knowledge portals in key sectors such as water and energy. There are many similar bodies in the region supporting open access and the book strives to illustrate some of the South Asian open access initiatives currently under way. The book contains sections listing and briefly describing a selection of digital library and open courseware initiatives, national and institutional repositories, open access journals and metadata harvesting services. Each entry briefly describes the type of initiative, the implementing agency, supporting agencies, allied projects, software used, web address and a brief description of resources included. The inclusion of the web address makes one wonder whether perhaps HTML would have been a better delivery mechanism than PDF, although the PDF is handy for libraries who may wish to print out a copy for their shelves. It is not clear to the reader if the open access initiatives reported are the total number of initiatives at the time of publication, or perhaps a selected sample. If they are a sample; on what basis they were selected? There are also some small grammatical and typesetting errors, for example page 14 finishes mid‐sentence and the sentence is not continued on page 15. In addition, the volume would benefit from an index. That said, some very interesting open access initiatives are reported. National repositories such as The Librarians' Digital Library which collects and disseminates articles, conference papers, theses, reports and has a self‐archiving facility for registered users; and OpenMED, an initiative to encourage self‐archiving among Biomedical researchers are examples. Similarly interesting institutional repositories such as the Indian Institute of Science's Research Publications Repository and their Electronic Thesis and Dissertations Repository are described. This volume goes beyond scholarly publishing and reports open access digital libraries that are working to provide open access to South Asian documentary heritage items such as the Archives of Indian Labour, and the Digital e‐library where the mission is to be an “Internet enabled Mobile Digital Library brought to use of common citizen for promoting literacy”. Some resources listed in the work are not truly open access, or are at least not openly accessible to this reader in Australia, such as the HEC National Digital Library in Pakistan. Some items in their collection are OA, for example the theses and dissertations, but others require a login and password. This mislabeling does not diminish the excellent work performed by this Digital library in facilitating access to peer reviewed journals, online databases and e‐books to researchers in Pakistan's university and research sector. The book concludes with the acknowledgement that open access has far to go in South Asia (indicating that South Asia has much in common with the rest of the world in this regard). It brings to the readers' attention some of the interesting and useful open access initiatives that are underway in South Asia at the present time, thus increasing their visibility, accessibility and global recognition. Furthermore, the book practices what it preaches, being freely available online as an open access e‐book from:  http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0015/001585/158585e.pdf
Keyword:
Information society, Digital libraries, Archiving, Freedom of information, Free publications
Creator:
Anup Kumar Das
Contributor:
Bimal Kanti Sen and Jocelyne Josiah
Depositor:
christianmacalinao.librarian@gmail.com
Publisher:
The United Nations Educational Scientific & Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
Language:
open access, digital library
Date Created:
2008
Resource Type:
Book
Identifier:
978-81-89218-21-8
Alternative Title:
Open access to knowledge and information scholarly literature and digital library initiatives; the South Asian scenario
Related URL:
https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000158585