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Week 10 Discussion 01: Finding Aids and Access Strategies
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Week 10 Discussion 01: Finding Aids and Access Strategies
Due: Post your response by end of Day 4, Saturday, November 7, 2020, 11:55
p.m., and reply to at least two of your classmates' posts by end of Day 7, Tuesday,
November 10, 2020, 11:55 p.m..
Value: 10 points
Grading Category: Discussions, 10%
Overview
Largely, our discussion will focus on the comparison of Finding Aids and Access
strategies.
Discussion Prompt
To facilitate this discussion, post a link to a Finding Aid that you feel is of quality
and describe your positive impressions. Answer the following questions:
Also consider that in today’s world, access probably begins on Google. Hence,
you should consider the process by which Finding Aids (and collections generally)
might most effectively integrate into search strategies of non-archivists or even
people familiar with archives.
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I would also note that in revisiting this online Finding Aid, I find AMPAS’s new
“Hierarchy Browser” function to be particularly helpful in scanning the collection’s
Series and Subseries.
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The Finding Aid’s front matter certainly feels professional in its attention to detail,
scope, and clarity. It specifies creator, title, dates, size, call numbers, source,
acquisition information, details of access, preferred citation, and processing and
encoding notes. In addition to providing an abstract, creator history, and
collection description, the Finding Aid also offers an explanation of its
arrangement that details the intentions behind the collection's hierarchies and
chronological groupings.
The Series and Subseries hierarchies feel like they reflect the contents of the
collection as described. The records of ACLUM consist of 96 record cartons, 3
document boxes, and 11 oversize boxes, spanning the years of 1920 to 2005. The
records are arranged into three Series: Record Group I (1920-1969), Record Group
II (bulk 1970-1985), and Record Group III (bulk 1985-2000). These Series are
based loosely on the date ranges of the records, the record-keeping practices of
ACLUM, and how and when the records were accessioned by MHS. Record
Groups I and II were formerly arranged and described separately, and as noted in
the Finding Aid, the variations in the arrangement of the three Record Groups
reflect the nature of the records and different styles of arrangement and
description over a 35-year period.
For example, within each chronological Subseries of Record Group I, the file
folders are arranged to reflect ACLUM's hierarchy and organization.
Administrative files are listed first, followed by alphabetical ACLU subject files.
Other Subseries, such as the personal papers of ACLUM members a
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第 10 周讨论 01:寻找和获取策略
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概述
在很大程度上,我们的讨论将集中于比较发现帮助和获得的策略。
讨论提示
为了便于讨论,请发布一个链接,指向你认为有质量的搜索工具,并描述你的积极印象。
回答以下问题:
1.在关注版权、藏品名称、引文要求等问题时,前台是否感到专业?
2.系列和子系列层次结构是否感觉它们反映了所述集合的内容?
3.描述语言是否一致?准确吗?简洁吗?
同时考虑到,在当今世界,访问可能始于谷歌。因此,您应该考虑如何将查找辅助工具
(和一般的藏品)最有效地集成到非档案管理员甚至熟悉档案的人的搜索策略中。
回顾如何发布对此讨论的答复。
https://wellcomelibrary.org/
Wellcome Collection library It is one of the main resources of medical history research in the
world. The library also provides more and more information about the contemporary medical
and biomedical society. The front desk feels very professional. Through the website, you can
search for date range, creator, where to find it, accessibility, collection size and descriptive
abstract. It also mentioned the copyright issue very clearly
Its sequence and subsequence are well defined and can reflect the content of the set. These
collections have different subsets, which are also well labeled and have simple information.
These introductions also reflect the set content described in the summary.
The language of the description is also very consistent throughout the record. The language
used is also very accurate, and clearly explains the history and background of the collection.
In addition, the description language is also very concise, the basic one or two sentence
introduction can know the main content of this collection
是世界上医学史研究的主要资源之一。这个图书馆也提供越来越多的资料收集有关当代医
学和生物医学社会的资料,前台感觉非常专业. 通过网站可以搜索日期范围、创建者、在哪
里找到它、可访问性、收藏规模和描述性摘要。它也很清楚的提及了版权问题.
它的序列和子序列都定义得很好,能反映集合的内容。这些收藏的有不同的子集,这些子
集也都有很好的标签,还有简单的信息介绍。这些介绍也反映了摘要中描述的集合内容。
描述的语言在整个记录中也是非常一致的,语言用的也是很精确的,并清楚地解释了这个
收藏的历史和背景。除此以外,描述语言也是非常简洁的,基本一两句话的简介就可以知道这
个收藏的主要内容.
1 寻找帮助字体的事情感觉很专业。它清楚地显示了收藏的名称,并提供了收藏的首选引
文;但是,它没有广泛地提及版权问题。搜寻辅助工具确实记录了获取的来源和管理使用
和获取的条件。
检索工具提供了一个目录,其中有明确标记的部分,例如摘要信息、传记历史、范围和内
容、排列、管理信息、受控标题和收藏清单。这个集合分为七个系列,这些系列都有很好
的标签,并且每个系列下都有信息。此外,该系列还反映了摘要中描述的集合内容。
描述语言在整个搜寻工具中是一致的。搜寻工具的排列部分提供了有关收集的简明信息。
整体而言,该文件清晰、直接、易懂,这对于公共图书馆藏书极为重要。在特别馆藏主页
的“资源和查找指南”下,我发现整个过程非常简单,相信其他人也会这么做