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The advantages of Information Technologies on theDocumentation and Archive Services

byFernando Paulo da Silva Correia

2012FERNANDO PAULO DA SILVA CORREIA

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The advantages of Information Technologies on theDocumentation and Archive Services

MatosinhosJaneiro 2012


Trabalho apresentado disciplina de InglsTcnico I como parte da avaliao do 1

semestre lectivo do Curso Superior de Cincias eTecnologias da Informao e Documentao.

Prof. Elga Costa


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SUMMARY

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1 INTRODUCTION - BRIEF CONCEPT OF LIBRARY FUNCTIONS ----------- 5

2 TRANSFORMATION OF THE TRADITIONAL LIBRARIAN------------------ 6

3 ORGANIZATIONAL DECENTRALIZATION-THE DOCUMENTATION------- 84 ROLE OF THE LIBRARIAN IN THE KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY-----------------

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5NEW METHODOLOGIES PROFESSIONAL LIBRARIAN------------------- 10

6 ORGANIZATIONAL DECENTRALIZATION-THE DOCUMENTATION------12

7ROLE OF THE LIBRARIAN IN THE KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY---------------13

8 NEW METHODOLOGIES PROFESSIONAL LIBRARIAN--------------------14

9 ORGANIZATIONAL DECENTRALIZATION-THE DOCUMENTATION------15

10 ROLE OF THE LIBRARIAN IN THE KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY--------------

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11 NEW METHODOLOGIES PROFESSIONAL LIBRARIAN------------------ 18




CONCLUSION------------------------------------------------------------------22

PERSONAL NOTE---------------------------------------------------------------23

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Wherever they burn booksThey will also, in the end, burn human beings.

Heinrich Heine

RESUME

Since the beginning of the twentieth century with the advent of the

Information Society and Knowledge, the world and the societies live nowadays a

new communication paradigm. Every day the influence of information and

communication technologies (ICT) increases in various professional areas, with

particular emphasis to the information professionals, particularly in the Library

and Archive Services, subject to be developed in this work.

These technologies have an increasing impact in the way that they impose great

technical changes, particularly in the so-called traditional procedures of

Documentation and Archives. With Information Technology, we are facing a

phenomenon that follows the new concepts and practices as determined by a

new way to communicate in a world where global and digital information is

around us.

The importance of information technology as an integral tool in access to

knowledge is a factor that has been the subject of increasing study, to an

epistemological level, by experts in the field, with particular focus on research

and training of new professionals in the area of Information Sciences.

In this theme I propose to name the advantages of using technology in the

service of information professionals, and the importance of the assimilation of

new methodologies by librarians, for the modernization of the functional



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structures of libraries, from the printed collection to the cataloging, preservation

and provision of works, having as main objective to provide better access to

information by the final user, whether they are students, experts, people in

general or entrepreneurs.

1. INTRODUCTION - BRIEF CONCEPT OF LIBRARY FUNCTIONS

In the process of implementing services in a library, the librarian must

promote a specific evaluation, to know which investments (input), which will

produce services (outputs), which determine quality (quality assurance), and the

impact (outcomes) of these services / resources.The librarian threats the uniqueness documents that are all documentation

available through the media library for all users.

Composition of documental funds: predominant printed documentation,

documentary collections unbalanced, insufficient diversity of archives and

documentary languages. That is, in quantitative terms something deficient,

taking into account the relationship between the number of documents and the

number of potential users and their necessities of effective research.

The librarian is important in managing this area:

Mode of formation of the documental bases.

Definition of a global documental organization

Treatment of technical documentation

In a traditional library treatment of the documentation is done according to

criteria that imply their location, so why the importance given to works that

reference the local culture of the region it serves.

The traditional librarian is in charge of various functions in archive and

Documentation:

Descriptive Cataloging Uniqueness; periodization

Storage of documents



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Inventory of documents

Drafting of indices

Description of codices

Transcript of documents

Maintenance and storage of documents

Administration files

Query to the collection - reference works available for consultation

Database - encode and store of knowledge from multiple sources for

national and international information with local orientation

Bibliographic exchange - request photocopies and / or loan documents in

other libraries national or foreign

Standardization of references - guides the standardization of work in

accordance with standards of documentation

The librarian is just a document classifier, which follows the rules of

classification and uses concepts already learned to better efficacy in cataloging or

knows the best answer through the analysis summarized in the "representation

of the existing issues", orders them according existing relational concepts in

information theory, "the five laws of S. R. Ranganathan (1937), "and adapts

them to the different systems of formal classes.

2. TRANSFORMATION OF THE TRADITIONAL LIBRARIAN

The professional librarian must take an increasingly active role within

libraries; his performance will be more efficient if his training is more specialized.Librarians will no longer be simple passive managers in how they manage the

documentation, by cataloging, indexing and registration of library collections.

Their role will be more comprehensive as far as they specialize in the

management and use of new information resources.

With the technological transformation, management of the documentation

has been an ongoing discussion, in terms of processes of change in support



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manipulation. So, with the advent of electronic databases, the nature of the

registration of information as a documentation support has deeply changed. It is

worth to note that millions of years ago the paintings on the walls were the

vehicle used to transmit information.After millions of years the information that was recorded didn`t change.

The language code used would be different now, however the information that is

present today, after the translation made by specialists, remains. The only

difference is that the recorded information would be made on another

documental support.

The same happens with the printed versus electronic document. Theinformation doesn`t change, so if we consider that the document is the recorded

information, there is no limitation of supports. Since the information originally

created remains unchangeable and may be recoverable and accessible, it won`t

be any problem.

The question that must be present to the information professional is how

he should manage the provision of information through existent supports, with

the purpose of providing to the final user, what he really needs.

One of the basic principles of archival science is uniqueness, in other

words, any physical document support is unique because it is unambiguous and

therefore is considered linear.

With the electronic document this logic cannot be applied because there is

the possibility to consult the information at random, because it is generatedelectronically from a database and consulted with the use of linked hypertext

"links" to databases that generate new information without however generating

any documents.

It is in this new context of treating information that professional librarians

need to be able to manage all of concepts.



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3. ORGANIZATIONAL DECENTRALIZATION - THE DOCUMENTATION

Increasingly, librarians are professional experts who act as mediators of

information. This importance emerged with decentralization, which motivated the

evolution of information technology, eventually led to the modification of

traditional library practices.

Librarians have to be attentive to the needs ever more comprehensive, in search

of information from users and this ability to manage information will only be

possible if you know the profile of users, what they want and have advanced

knowledge on the various sources of information available.

The so-called decentralization "imposes" new norms and standards for

cataloging, new processes of knowledge production, in order to share existingresources, interconnected via a common database, that dont need the direct

intervention of many professionals.

But for the librarian is not enough to know about managing information. With

technological advance potentially new model libraries appear. The so-called

libraries of the future, or virtual, are over there and the profusion of different

masses and different informational text data infinities are available. This leads to

a new level of development by the information professional.

It is not enough to know documents, files or provide information in the best way.

The professional will have to develop schemes of research non-linear "hypertext"

to meet the informational needs of the user.

The new staff will have to know how to manage all this informational amalgam,

be empirical and pragmatic, to use databases and other sources of valid



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information storage, treat technically the organization and represent the flow of

information in the form of dissemination of documents relevant to the user.

Therefore, the staff will have to leave the "walls" of the library and interact morewith the environment in which he is inserted, whether universities, with the

general public, private or public institutions, looking for a new way of access to

knowledge through the creation of databases specific to your business.

More than a catalog of documents and file, the librarian should be an expert in

information in order to assist the user to find the information he needs, whatever

the support would be.

Therefore, you should be able to work with the various existing interfaces with

new computers and data networks in order to be able to generate, organize and

make available the use of information.

The formation and function of the librarian we can say that it is also a cultural

agent, to the extent that their actions will change and influence the way in which

it is inserted. So the librarian can and should be seen as an agent of education in

the cultural formation of young audiences and stimulate new reading habits.

To this extent their activities should be directed to the creation of new forms of

training and education, in line with school libraries, school gardens, nurseries and

kindergartens.

4. ROLE OF THE LIBRARIAN IN THE KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY

In the future the librarian should be an expert in handling and managing

information. With excess of information driven by technological growth and a

global communication system, it is important that libraries innovate and the

librarian must be the transforming agent. He should be creative, having

knowledge and competence and being open to the outside world to share

information.



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One of the most important performances of the librarian is the efficient way to

collect, select, organize, create and transform the information, with the final

intention of being able to make it available to the user effectively. This wholeprocess has a purpose: education and knowledge.

The importance of librarians is directly connected to ethics which must be the

fundamental principle regarding the relationship of the librarian with a society

that aims to be more informed and educated.

More than just a manager and classifier of documents the librarian is now aprofessional who has an added importance in the knowledge society. He should

be aware of his importance and use it as a major factor influencing integration

and respect from the environment where he moves.

So, in the future, the professional librarian, should base its training, not only in

professional qualification but, more importantly, should have human abilities,

knowledge and positioning itself to be critical of corporations and world. He must

have the capacity to learn, question and learn, must be dynamic, creative and

enterprising, and most importantly, to be effective in acquiring knowledge.

In addition to new skills described above, the librarian must keep current so-

called primary functions or traditional, which is cataloging, indexing references,

the loan of books, informational asset management, take over the coordination

of physical space, keep available to readers and scholars the original collections,

encyclopedias, as well as the various audiovisual media.

5. NEW METHODOLOGIES PROFESSIONAL LIBRARIAN

The information technology, new libraries and virtual digitals, global

communication, the lack of boundaries in the transmission of information, the

creation of new concepts and supports harmonization and standardization of



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documentation, the emergence of centralized databases, will be a future reality

in the functions of new information professionals.

One of the platforms of work known by now, called EDM is currently the"Electronic Document Management," cataloging system of electronic formats that

professionals should be able to work with.

The so-called scientific knowledge emerges as a tool that the librarian should

have in the service of a more open and inclusive community.

One consequence of this knowledge is still the need of self-formation where theemphasis on specialization is the key to the new manager of information. He

must be able to use a variety of techniques, cognitive processes effective and

efficient interpersonal relations.

Above all he must use all the mechanisms referred above for the unique purpose

of improving to better information management and its transmission in the most

clear and precise way,

We are able to consider the librarian of the future as an information scientist, a

qualified professional able to transform the disconnected information into

consistent and reliable information.

We entered in the field of science facts, in other words, the professional is no

longer someone who cares about the documents standardization, which classifies

them in physical archives, or indexes by subject and author, which records the

input and output of documents whether books or magazines.He becomes a specialist of an informational movement that doesn`t follow the

dogmas established based on written laws that limit knowledge and field of

investigation.

From this concept study of fragmented information, it creates normative

criteria, which are then transformed into a solid expression in the form of

message, whose factual background will be printed on electronic or physical

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6. NEW PARADIGMS OF AUTHORSHIP: THE HYPERTEXT / HYPERDOCUMENT

The future will be digital at all levels. At this point, are been created new

methods of electronic cataloging, because till now, digital information existent in

the online libraries, were digital copies of books written in the original and

physical support with intellectual property rights reserved.

In the new informational context, "computer sciences", begin to appear the new

methods of conceptual analysis, called concept maps that study and analyze in

the abstract way the networks ideas existent into authorial works, relate and

associate them, and so create the basis for the construction structure of the

informational relationships.

With this method it is possible to have a sense of what the author's thinking

when he wrote the book, thesis or dissertation.

That means, what would be your ideas when he wrote the document.

At the present a new laws and rules begin with the only intention of the

authentication, registration and cataloging of books, monographs, theses,

magazines or documents in general, whose original creation has only electronic

database format.

He doesn`t limit his activity to document texts or pieces of texts rewritten from

studies of source documents. These works should be examined in order to prove

its integrity, because they have to do with copyright issues for text, in short,

works whose intellectual value should be preserved in its informational integrity

which is protected by copyright against criminal appropriation and adulteration of

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7. STORING DOCUMENTS IN THE INFORMATION SOCIETY

In the era of information society is no longer sufficient to store documents

and wait for the potential users will order or check.

The document will no longer be seen himself as unique way of finding

information, in contrast, it is seen as a means of enabling the production of new

information. What probably be called the formation of new knowledge.

The paradigm has changed: the intervention of the librarian has to perform tasks

of mere accumulation and retention of documents for lawsuits related to:

Collecting documents:

Treatment of the information contained in these documents

Dissemination of information after selection to inform the user

To these three fundamental bases we called the 'chain of documents".

In short: It must take into account user needs and diversity of information

sought, see what you want, explain the necessity of looking for "profiles"

corresponding to the frequent users of the library.

Documentary Network:

With the use of sophisticated means and techniques, as well as a resource center

at various levels (local, national or global), able to find the necessary information

and optimize it, on one hand the influence users' behavior, because they give

rise to new stimuli in the use of mass of documents available, and that will

reduce the distance between you and the potential sources of information.

Thus it is not necessary to make available a user mass of documents that

disperses, would always be difficult to use, but reward him with information and

dissemination cohesive and coherent, developed from the existing resource

centers.



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8. THE LIBRARIAN AS AN INFORMATION MANAGER:

It should be stressed that the creation of a database where the information

available in open access libraries of existing, permitted by a librarian specializing

in the treatment of all existing information.

On the other hand, the printed book or document to support single source of

research, lost ground over the past years by competition from new media, basedon sound and image, audiovisual, electronic, or, with the development of means

mass communication, there was a change in traditional broadcast media socially

and culturally.

Documental Research:

Find information, identify it, make your selection and evaluation, synthesis,

proceed with its reorganization, present and communicate this information in the

form of new media, are procedures that characterize an organizational innovation

in the concept of documental research.

With digital you can store information in a different supports and accessible

through the representation of different formats, digital text, photos, video,

databases, websites, software, etc..

Documental Treatment:

This concept that we designate as librarianship studies the techniques used for

treatment and communication of data contained in the documents.

In this chain of documents, it is essential to developing an operations manual to

make explicit and defines the technical procedures adopted in the treatment of

different types of documents, which are examples of the documentary:

Inventory: data on the record book entry, no registration, author, title, publisher,

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Stamping: identifies the document and thus prevents its disappearance.

Cataloging: The process of retrieving a document, based on elements such as its

author, or title. The description of these data it is standard in support, in ourcountry, the Portuguese Cataloguing Rules,

Classification (CDU-Non-fiction): improving information retrieval of documents

from the shelf from the main theme.

Indexing: proceeds to describe the content of the document, by surveying all the

topics or issues that may of interest to you: the number of thematic entries may

vary according to the degree of specialization.Is used for indexing structured languages with key words and concepts

(thesaurus)

The traditional aspects of the libraries listed above, we moved to a new

modern informational and documentary context, which should introduce a new

criterion: the dissemination of information.

To document that the organization should reduce the noise level (number of

selected documents that do not respond to questions from the user);

Reducing the silence level (existing documents that answer the question, but

aren`t find);

Increasing the level of importance (number of documents found by the user who

answer your questions)

For the latter factor to be successful it is necessary that a series of clear and

accurate, user-oriented, are well executed and easy to search, thus achieving

direct access to desired information.We can describe this objective as the selective character of the documented

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9. PARADIGM TECHNOLOGY- THE PROCESSING AND TRANSFERING OF

THE INFORMATION OR THE NEW PARADIGM OF NEW INFORMATIONALSOCIETY

New technologies are needed to work, their action is much more effective,

as it has the technological capacity, because as you know, information is an

integral part of human life.

This implies that you can understand how a society is modeled on the basis of

technological paradigm, without challenging the determination and freedom ofthought.

It is essential that the information should not be used, under any pretext, in

order to determine behavior.

We have now entered the field of morphological technological means,

characteristics and properties, which are considered essential to the operation of

a large digital library:

Convergence of specific technologies in a system of integrated network, with the

creation of interfaces, or databases, it is possible to generating information, store

it, retrieve it, process it and send it in digital form.

In digital libraries we use the concept of information and communication

techniques, in a single set, which combines basic technical (computing), a unique

methodology to the automated processing and logical flow of diverse information(automatic control in the treatment document) in conjunction with a system of

information that is consistent and universal (modeling the information

represented), and associated with a dimension that combines strategy and data

service in a logical structure (better information, more knowledge).

Factors are created to manage and prolong the life cycle of information at this

point created, integrated, corrected, structured, organized, with economy of

effort (time) and (financial).



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Hypertext:

It is considered a dynamic schema representation of knowledge because it uses

an interactive method in the form of structured access to the database.

10. UNDERSTANDING THE DIGITAL LIBRARY

At the social level the digital library should know how to adapt and support

needs and link to the existing cultural practices in society where it operates.

At the institutional level should know how to adapt objectives of a particular

institution or organization.

In the individual level must learn to support and adapt the tasks and activities in

the library to meet the information needs of end users.

You should use an excellent interface to provide the best way, aids in access,search and navigation electronics, by the user.

To obtain a efficient and effective library, it must also meet other criteria that

help in expertise which are: hardware, networks and network settings.

There must be efficient processing in the way it operates, the collection, or

information resources, to select, structure, represent and organize.

If there is a combination of technical and human resources, if well-defined

methods and criteria, it is possible to have a library innovative and modern

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11. CONCEPTUAL ANALYSIS OF DATA OR ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGY

The professional must know how to measure and evaluate the existence of

data in a library, where for example there are thousands of books, which may

not be relevant to the user.

This form of analysis methodology can be called conceptual analysis.

With the digital library this analysis is even more pertinent, in that there must be

a technical process for quantification or qualification of the value of a given book

or document, which meets the objectives and evaluation criteria set.

It is concluded that this process must meet a scientific rigor to the outcome andvalidity of documentary information obtained is reliable or quality.

The resources can be used by objective methods (quantitative - statistical) or

qualitative (subjective - complex data).

So the librarian, who was a librarian in the traditional concept, now performs

functions based on different types of information resources, new procurement

practices, new methods of storage and preservation, cataloging and

classification, as well as drastic changes in intellectual concept associated with

the practice of organizational library.

For a more updated information professional with modern computer technology,

the digital library can be considered, a system based on the distribution of text, a

space of information distributed and interconnected by a system of network

media.

In this way the librarian, can have available the playback of a digital

environment, ready to make available immediately to the end user, thus creating

a sense of familiarity as it is in physical libraries;

With the combined network, to other libraries, is created a database that allows

the interaction of documents and access to information by the user, in a unique

way, allowing you to have a sort of shelf itself, but with a global diversity.



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12. STRATEGIES AND ACTIONS FOR PRESERVATION OF DIGITALINFORMATION SYSTEMS

The information professional have many challenges in the future:

In addition to information management, digital processing of the standardization

and normalization, the competence needed to deal with complex technological

systems, the socio-cultural dimension, the trader is still in charge of the

preservation of digital documents.

That is, beyond the maintenance and preservation of the collection printed, will

now have to define a set of requirements to maintain digital informationaccessible, quality and authenticity, to prevent in the future, the loss of its

original intellectual property for factors that result from technological change,

where storage systems become obsolete.

If there is a systematic maintenance, physical (CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, External

Hard Drives, Pen Drive, Servers), prevents up and preserving the intellectual

integrity of the original digital document (integrity and authenticity), and the

preservation logic (software and hardware constantly upgrade to the inclusion of

data that enables the conversion of the original format, in which the information

is entered, turns them into new formats, prevent them from becoming obsolete).

Although the transformation that digital has brought to the sector of libraries, but

is still early to assess how the libraries will adapt to this new concept, for one

simple reason:

The financing: To maintain an ICT based system is a necessary investment policy

and planning rather complex, there are factors which are interconnected, and are

dependent on each other, see:

The standardization and creation of a model to be adopted for digital

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It is common to use and respect for an established standard. There are some

international models that are being adopted, based on the standard "Open

Archival Information Systems" (OAIS), which is a recommended international

standard (ISO - International Organization for Standardization);To achieve this full model, there must be a policy of ongoing investment, with

preservation costs, software upgrades in infrastructure, with the expertise and

training of specialist in the ongoing evaluation of preservation procedures

(methods quality).

The institution must also define the rules of conservation activities and thoseresponsible for them, so as to ensure that there is no tampering with the

authenticity of the works, ensures the integrity, through security, proper storage,

backups, and prevention or resilience in the event of data loss.

With the proliferation of digital tools, there is always the risk of having

permanent changes to the original documents, and it is therefore essential to use

tools that can guarantee their authenticity over time. Thus there is a need to

define which properties of the digital object, possible by strict adherence to

preservation standards adopted by the testing standards to ensure a healthy and

reliable collection.

For digital documentation exist the metadata, whose purpose is to describe and

document the digital object, and stores the data set:

Name

Description Location

Provenance

Authenticity

Format

Technological environment

Other useful information



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Metadata can be defined as a set of elements used to describe the information

contained in this electronic form, in order to ensure your search, retrieval and

preservation.

13. NEW PARADIGMS IN ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT

New technological paradigms, organizational and informational to

dominate the librarians:

These factors are discussed in part of this talk regarding the organization, are:

Dramatic changes in the economic environment by encouraging: to-marketderegulation and privatization; b-increasing foreign competition, decrease

in cycle development of new products;

Exhaustion of bureaucratic organizational model, encouraging: the model-

management more participatory and less hierarchical b-control systems

flexible c-minor middle management;

Re-engineering and management processes, favoring: the customer view-

to the detriment of rules and regulations (bureaucracy), b-favoringinnovation processes; c-assessment of the value of information;

New paradigms in the management of information technology:

Information technology is a broad concept because it includes not only

computers, but a series of technologies which also pass information. The

paradigm shifts that occur in this area are difficult to be respected, because this

is an environment in a technological and informational changing.

How it should be represented the knowledge:

A good knowledge representation is:

To be explicit about a content or subject

Sets restrictions and limits of action

Defines the content in a complete and transparent way, avoiding details

Information capable of being converted to digital processing (computing)



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14. THE GROWING IMPORTANCE OF THE ROLE OF PROFESSIONAL TOMANAGEMENT INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Representation of Information in Specialists Systems:

The idea of expert systems is that computers (hardware) or programs (software)

can take an interactive role in human communication as to generate knowledge

and information, setting up information systems to support decision making,

diagnosis and resolution of problems. Its basic structure is divided into:

A basic knowledge structured in the form of relational databases

A deductive inference engine of decision rules An interface (graphical or natural language)

The basic tools of this stage are:

Definition of a central depository of information that you store and

organize all the information needed to create, modify, or develop a

computer program;

Graphical tools are used to develop applications directly on users

workstations, creating interfaces from functions chosen from menus of

options;

Tools for the automatic programming code programs are used in

conjunction with graphical tools.

CONCLUSION

The training of librarians in the future will focus on the management of

electronic information to provide to the final user.

Librarians will no longer be simple intermediaries in the offer of the physical

collection existent in libraries, but he must be a mediator or information

manager.

His functions will be almost linked to technology, once the libraries of the

future will be automated by interconnected databases, a wealth of information

available, with permanent upgrade needs.



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Librarians will manage all this information through the creation of object oriented

maps, will be able to store it and retrieve it in its essence, so that it arrives

consistent, cohesive and effective to fulfill the user needs.

His operation area will be open and global. They must be connected to the

constant innovation in the sector, follow new technology developments and

interact with working groups, academics and institutions.

Librarians are the main agents of information in the future.

PERSONAL NOTE

As an usual visitor of libraries, I think it is important for children to make

early contact with them. The library plays an important role in society. It should

have an educational importance to create new readers through the existing

spaces.

The library should continue to be the tree that creates the roots of knowledge

and culture.It should create ways of attracting young people and provide them the access to

reading, an essential tool in their future training.

In my opinion it is essential that this space has an active participation, in contact

with the school network in the area where it belongs, so that children may

contact with this magical world called "the library" and it can stay forever linked

to the imagination and fantasy of the childish universe, either by literary or

dramatic expression.

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