Synopsis
Without question, the introduction of Online Access Catalogues to traditional
library services has quickly expanded the range of access, far beyond the
physical confines of the library, to a cornucopia of information. In particular,
the development of Arabic Online Access Catalogues have revolutionised the
organisation, exchange, and retrieval of Arabic materials in digital
environments. Furthermore, the increasing variety of information resources in
different formats, along with the inclination of academics and researchers
towards using library e-services, has compelled libraries and information
centres to provide efficient access tools that allow users to view and access
their collections remotely.
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The first Arabic Script Symposium was held in February 2005, by the National
Center for Documentation and Research (NCDR) and UAE University. This
Symposium's theme was Arabic Script Web-based Catalogues in the 21st Century:
Present and Future Challenges. Based on recommendations, from the first
Symposium, the growing importance of Online Access Catalogues, and in line with
IFLA's recommendation to improve digital cataloguing codes (e.g. FRBR, FRAD,
RDA) NCDR and the Libraries Deanship at UAE University decided to partner again
to organize the Second Symposium on:
"Arabic Libraries Online Catalogues between Practice and Standards: The need
to organize and facilitate information access"
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لمزيد من التفاصيل باللغة العربية حول
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الندوة اضغط هنا
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