This course is a comprehensive introduction to health information management for librarians and information scientists.
- Διδάσκων: ΑΡΤΕΜΙΣ ΧΑΛΕΠΛΙΟΓΛΟΥ
| The objective of this course is to provide information scientists with an overview and critical analysis of historical and current developments and ongoing discussions regarding
several important aspects of scientific scholarly communication. |
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- Διδάσκων: ΔΗΜΗΤΡΙΟΣ ΚΟΥΗΣ
| The course offers an overview of digital libraries and the conceptual and practical understanding of digital libraries. The course enables students to understand concepts such as collection development, text, still images, audio and video digitization, metadata, Digital Library Management Systems, digital preservation, evaluation, user needs etc. |
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- Διδάσκων: ΔΗΜΗΤΡΙΟΣ ΚΟΥΗΣ
Course Description
1. Objects and materials: Books, archival
material, film, magnetic and optical media. Paper, leather, parchment,
inks, audio records, magnetic tapes, films, photographs, digital
objects. Bookbinding.2. Causes and mechanisms of deterioration of paper, books and archival material. Chemical, mechanical and biological decay.
3. Paper, book and archival material conservation methods. Conservation, restoration, preservation.
4. Preservation in libraries and archives. Preservation planning. Risk assessment and management. Storage guidelines.
5. Principles and best practices in digitization of books and archival material.
Learning Outcomes
The students will be able to understand
the preservation needs of an information organization, implement
preservation strategies for the safekeeping and protection of its
material and compile a preservation master-plan. They will also be able
to manage -from the non-technical perspective- the conservation
activities and integrate them to the preservation master-plan.- Διδάσκων: ΣΠΥΡΙΔΩΝ ΖΕΡΒΟΣ
The course offers an overview of metadata and the conceptual and practical understanding of metadata in archives, libraries, museums, in information organizations in general and in every day life. The course enables students to understand concepts such as metadata (descriptive, bibliographic, authoritative) and their use in digital repositories, library catalogues, the web etc., and concepts about interoperability, metadata harvesting and protocols etc.
- Διδάσκων: ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΣ ΚΟΥΛΟΥΡΗΣ
- Διδάσκων: ΔΑΦΝΗ ΚΥΡΙΑΚΗ-ΜΑΝΕΣΗ
- Διδάσκων: ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΑ ΤΡΑΝΤΑ
