Overview
Library classification is a vital process that organizes materials in libraries, making it easier for users to find and access information. It involves various components, including classification schemes, call numbers, and subject headings, which work together to create a structured environment for...
Key Terms
Example: Books are classified by subject to make them easier to find.
Example: Books on history might be classified under 900.
Example: Books on literature are classified under 'P'.
Example: The call number for a book might be 'FIC ROW'.
Example: A book on gardening might have the subject heading 'Gardening'.
Example: Cataloging includes adding title, author, and subject information.
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Key Concepts
Classification SchemesCall NumbersSubject HeadingsCataloging