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Mark Gilbert - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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LibGuides: Audiovisual Collections: Moving image
2011Co-Authors: Mark GilbertAbstract:The State Library of South Australia's Audiovisual Collection was established in the 1970s. It now includes all analogue and digital formats.
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LibGuides: Audiovisual Collections: Music
2011Co-Authors: Mark GilbertAbstract:The State Library of South Australia's Audiovisual Collection was established in the 1970s. It now includes all analogue and digital formats.
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LibGuides: Audiovisual Collections: Purches record Collection
2011Co-Authors: Mark GilbertAbstract:The State Library of South Australia's Audiovisual Collection was established in the 1970s. It now includes all analogue and digital formats.
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LibGuides: Audiovisual Collections: Websites and other digital Collections
2011Co-Authors: Mark GilbertAbstract:The State Library of South Australia's Audiovisual Collection was established in the 1970s. It now includes all analogue and digital formats.
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LibGuides: Audiovisual Collections: Oral history
2011Co-Authors: Mark GilbertAbstract:The State Library of South Australia's Audiovisual Collection was established in the 1970s. It now includes all analogue and digital formats. Oral history is the recording of memories of peoples' unique life experiences. It is a record of information gathered on tape as the result of a planned interview, and is a means of documenting the past by asking questions of people who have lived through
Agnes Sambalilo Barsaga - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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building a timeless Audiovisual Collection libraries and archives as repositories of oral history
Library Management, 2017Co-Authors: Joseph M Yap, Agnes Sambalilo BarsagaAbstract:Purpose Oral histories (OHs), as primary sources of information, are used as evidences of the past and inculcate human memory. It is a real testimony of our history. However, OHs are now neglected and somehow unpopular. Strategies must be done to make sure that OH projects should continue to be used as proofs. The purpose of this paper is to go back in time and review the OH in Asia, in the Philippines, and the Collection at De La Salle University. Design/methodology/approach This study explores the OH Collection of the DLSU Archives. Data are extracted from the Sierra library system. Extracted subjects are arranged alphabetically. They are presented and summarized below. Historical data coming from the correspondences kept at the archives are also used to understand how the Collection accumulated and how they are being organized, classified, and used by the patrons. Literature reviews are also consulted to learn more about the background of OH in the Philippines. Findings A total of 176 subjects are identified. These subjects are selected on the basis of the Library of Congress Classification Scheme which is re-categorized according to the Philippine Standard Industrial Classification to identify which type of industry does each OH belong to. The category on professional, scientific and technical activities had 30 LCC-related subjects or 16.95 percent of the total number of subjects, next is 15.25 percent or 27 LCC-related subjects which comes from the arts, entertainment and recreation, and top three is Public Administration and Defense; Compulsory Security with 10.23 percent. Research limitations/implications This paper shares the challenges and experiences of establishing and maintaining OHs. Practical implications The paper presents new ways or initiatives to capture OH other than the traditional and usual process. Social implications Oral interviews are given proper attention as part of the local history. Originality/value There is a scarcity of OH papers written by librarians; therefore, this paper presents the current status of OH in the country.
Ping Zhou - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Analyzing Information Needs of Elderly People: A Survey in Chinese Rural Community
Open Journal of Social Sciences, 2014Co-Authors: Chunfang Zou, Ping ZhouAbstract:A survey about the information needs of elderly people could find out the information required to address the needs of the aged in a community. Analyzing data collected from 600 elderly people through field investigation with a questionnaire in a rural community in central China, the results show that the preferred information format of the majority of aged people is audio and/or visual information product, especially audio product. Most of the aged people stated that they were in need of healthy and medical non-educational audio information products. The survey maybe lead to improved and expanded information services for respondents who are short of such services, including Public broadcasting services, extending the Audiovisual Collection, loaning Audiovisuals, religious faith Audiovisuals and others providing needed information to them. In summary, this paper assembles views on what the elderly people currently need to be helped by both practitioners and researchers in the elderly people services domain.
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Investigating Information Needs of Elderly People in Chinese Rural Community: Presenting an Information Service Framework
2014 International Conference on Management of e-Commerce and e-Government, 2014Co-Authors: Ping ZhouAbstract:Investigating information needs of elderly people could find out information required to address needs of the aged in a community to present an information service framework to meet their needs. Using data collected from 600 elderly people through field investigation with a questionnaire in a rural community in central China, the results show that the preferred information format of the vast majority of elderly people is audio and/or visual information product, especially audio product. Most of interviewees stated that they were in need of healthy and medical audio information products. The survey maybe lead to improved and expanded information services for respondents who are short of such services, including Public broadcasting services, extending the Audiovisual Collection, loaning Audiovisuals, religious faith Audiovisuals and others providing needed information to them. This paper assembles together views on what the elderly people currently need to be helped by both practitioners and researchers in the elderly people services domain.
Joseph M Yap - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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building a timeless Audiovisual Collection libraries and archives as repositories of oral history
Library Management, 2017Co-Authors: Joseph M Yap, Agnes Sambalilo BarsagaAbstract:Purpose Oral histories (OHs), as primary sources of information, are used as evidences of the past and inculcate human memory. It is a real testimony of our history. However, OHs are now neglected and somehow unpopular. Strategies must be done to make sure that OH projects should continue to be used as proofs. The purpose of this paper is to go back in time and review the OH in Asia, in the Philippines, and the Collection at De La Salle University. Design/methodology/approach This study explores the OH Collection of the DLSU Archives. Data are extracted from the Sierra library system. Extracted subjects are arranged alphabetically. They are presented and summarized below. Historical data coming from the correspondences kept at the archives are also used to understand how the Collection accumulated and how they are being organized, classified, and used by the patrons. Literature reviews are also consulted to learn more about the background of OH in the Philippines. Findings A total of 176 subjects are identified. These subjects are selected on the basis of the Library of Congress Classification Scheme which is re-categorized according to the Philippine Standard Industrial Classification to identify which type of industry does each OH belong to. The category on professional, scientific and technical activities had 30 LCC-related subjects or 16.95 percent of the total number of subjects, next is 15.25 percent or 27 LCC-related subjects which comes from the arts, entertainment and recreation, and top three is Public Administration and Defense; Compulsory Security with 10.23 percent. Research limitations/implications This paper shares the challenges and experiences of establishing and maintaining OHs. Practical implications The paper presents new ways or initiatives to capture OH other than the traditional and usual process. Social implications Oral interviews are given proper attention as part of the local history. Originality/value There is a scarcity of OH papers written by librarians; therefore, this paper presents the current status of OH in the country.
Jorge Caldera Serrano - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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EL PRINCIPIO DE PARETO EN EL CONTROL DOCUMENTAL DE PROGRAMAS INFORMATIVOS TELEVISIVOS: IMPLICACIONES EN EL MEDIA ASSET MANAGEMENT THE PARETO PRINCIPLE IN THE DOCUMENT CONTROL OF TELEVISION NEWS PROGRAMS: IMPLICATIONS FOR MEDIA ASSET MANAGEMENT
2015Co-Authors: Jorge Caldera SerranoAbstract:Reuse of Audiovisual Collections television networks in order to detect whether the Pareto index, providing mechanisms for control and exploitation of the least used part of the Audiovisual Collection holds analyzed. It is found that the correlation of Pareto is established not only in the use but also the presence of thematic elements and onomastic elements in the file and in the distribution of content, so forms of control arises in the integration of information Collection and distributing resources. Likewise, the Pareto index, the Media Asset Management and the paradigm shift to digital, essential to understanding the problems and solutions to eliminate problems in recovery and in the establishment of Collection elements described.