Bibliographies for the courses by NP

Bibliographies: references to further reading for the courses related to (computer-based) information for which Paul Nieuwenhuysen is responsible

The references to information sources on the WWW are hyperlinks that should work directly, when the file is used with an appropriate, common program on a computer connected to Internet.

Each bibliography corresponds to a chapter which corresponds to a series of slides:

(a bibliography)
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(a chapter of a course)
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(a series of slides = a presentation)

Each bibliography is available in two file formats:

as an .RTF file in Rich Text Format, which is the master file
PRO this format: it can be read and printed well by most versions of most programs for word processing;
CONTRA this format: it takes more bytes and is slower to work with than the proprietary .DOC file format when Microsoft Word is used; it cannot be viewed directly by Internet browser software; the contents is not indexed by most Internet search engines.

as an .HTM file in XML/HTML format, which is derived from the .RTF file by an automatic conversion by Microsoft Word 2000 to a web page, which results in an XML file with .HTM extension,
PRO this format: it is suitable for users/readers with a web browser without viewer for Microsoft Word or RTF documents, and it can be harvested by passing Web robots from Internet search engines for inclusion in their Internet index; it can be printed as well as the master RTF file version when Microsoft Word 2000 or a more recent version is used.
CONTRA this format: it cannot be printed as well by all versions of all browser programs as when Microsoft Word 2000 or a more recent version is used.

TITLE of COURSE CHAPTER and BIBLIOGRAPHY:
Information literacy	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
About “information”	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Libraries and information centres	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
The information industry and the information market	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Knowledge organisation: classifications and thesaurus systems	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Databases and computerised information retrieval	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Computer technology	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Computer software	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Pictures on computers	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Presentation software	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Disks	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Compact Discs	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Multimedia / Hypermedia	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Data communication, computer networks, and Internet	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Remote terminal login and file transfer	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Gopher and veronica	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
World-Wide Web = WWW	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Developing web pages and sites	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
WWW extensions	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Z39.50 and related protocols for search and retrieval	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Methods for access to databases through the Internet	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Online access information sources and services	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Citations in scientific communication	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Assessing the influence of scientific journals	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Providing access to information through public Internet workstations	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Electronic mail	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Computer network interest groups	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Client-server systems	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Evaluations in information retrieval	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Document delivery and interlibrary lending	in .RTF format	in .HTM format
Evaluating the quality of information	in .RTF format	in .HTM format

(Up to the year 2000, all these bibliographies for all course chapters were maintained together as the total bibliography in one file, but this became too large for fast access through the Internet and the WWW.)

This document was updated most recently January, 2005; the material that is linked to is updated regularly.

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