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THE LIBRARY
What is a library?• Collection of books• Includes digital resources and films• Contains collections of audio, visual and
print materials• Provides a place of silence for users• Stockroom of knowledge and ideas• Heart of the school
SECTIONS OF THE LIBRARY
REFERENCE
RESERVED BOOKS
GENERAL CIRCULATIONFILIPINIANA
PERIODICALS
SECTIONS OF THE LIBRARY
• Circulation – contains the general collection of books, fiction and nonfiction, which the students can borrow for home use
• Reserved Section – books that may be requested by some teachers to be made available for their students but for a short period of time only
• Periodical – magazines, newspapers and journals
SECTIONS OF THE LIBRARY
• Reference Section – books containing specific facts and information about anything in this world– Encyclopedia– Dictionary– Biographical dictionary– Yearbook or annuals– Atlas– Almanac– Gazetteer– Indexes– Bibliography– Directories
SECTIONS OF THE LIBRARY
• Filipiniana Section --- books authored by Filipinos
• Audiovisual Room --- optional section of the library where a variety of machines for listening or viewing may be kept
• Materials Center – When a student wants to make his class projects and some special activities not needing books, he can go to this area.
• developed by Melville Dewey in 1876
• Classify books using numbers• Divided into 10 categories
Dewey Decimal
Classification
• Used in big libraries• Classify books using letters• Divided into 24 categoriesLibrary of
Congress System
DEWEY DECIMAL SYSTEM• 000-099 – Computer science, information and general
works• 100-199 – Philosophy and psychology• 200-299 – Religion• 300-399 – Social sciences• 400-499 – Language• 500-599 – Science (including mathematics)• 600-699 – Technology and applied Science• 700-799 – Arts and recreation• 800-899 – Literature• 900-999 – History, geography, and biography
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CLASSIFICATION• A - General Works• B - Philosophy, Psychology, and
Religion• C - Auxiliary Sciences of History• D - General and Old World
History• E - History of America• F - History of the United States
and British, Dutch, French, and Latin America
• G - Geography, Anthropology, and Recreation
• H - Social Sciences• J - Political Science• K – Law
• L – Education• M – Music• N - Fine Arts• P - Language and Literature• Q – Science• R – Medicine• S – Agriculture• T – Technology• U - Military Science• V - Naval Science• Z - Bibliography, Library Science,
and General Information Resources
KINDS OF MATERIALS
• Reference books• Books of fiction• Biographies/autobiographies• Magazines and newspapers• Government reports• Pamphlets and clippings• Audio-visual materials
THE CARD CATALOG
• Index to the collection of books in the library
• Used in locating books• 3 x 5 inch cards arranged alphabetically• Filed in chest drawers
Types of card catalog
Author cardTitle card
Subject card
Other sources of information:
• CD-ROM (Read Only Memory) Facility• World Wide Web (www) or
Internet• Electronic Mail or E-mail