Organizing Information Resources (Classroom & Asynchronous e-learning)

The course is part of a programme is designed for individuals interested in pursuing management and leadership careers in the library and information sector. It places a specific emphasis on the organization, cataloguing, and classification of both physical and digital information resources. Learners will gain an understanding of the prominent standards and tools used in bibliographic description, name authorities, subject headings, classification, and metadata encoding. Additionally, the course will provide introductory, hands-on experience in creating metadata records that comply with established standards.
Through this programme, learners will learn the essential skills required to manage and organise information resources effectively. They will gain an understanding of the principles of bibliographic control, including the creation of metadata and cataloguing records that accurately describe materials, enabling efficient retrieval and access. The course will also cover the use of name authorities, subject headings and classification schemes to improve the discoverability and accessibility of library resources.
Upon completion of the programme, learners will be well-equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in managerial and leadership roles within the library and information sector. They will have gained a comprehensive understanding of the standards and tools necessary for organising and managing library collections and resources.

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