LIS16102 Information Analysis and Repackaging

FULLY SOLVED BOOK LASY 5 YEARS PAPERS SOLVED PLUS GUESS

INFORMATION ANALYSIS AND REPACKAGING – LIS16102
UNIT CONTENTS
1
Information Consolidation and the methodology for IT- Framework for information
consolidation, Definitional Analysis: Information consolidation, Packing, Repacking.
Justification for Information Consolidation Activities: Objectives of Parent Institution,
Expressed or Established User Need, Elaboration of Subject to Be Covered, Proliferation of
Literature on The Subject, Saracevic and Wood’s View, Users: Researchers and scientists,
Policy-makers/Planners, Communication/Intermediaries, Community/Intermediaries,
Community Groups, Needs of Users. Information Consolidation Products: Users of
Information Consolidation Products, Specialist Groups in the Preparation of Information
Consolidation Products, Methodology for Information Consolidation. Towards a
Methodology for Information Consolidation. Part-1: Pre-Requisites, Understanding the
Highway and Byways of Subjects: Specific Implication, Systematic study of subject
Through Documents, Use of Scheme for Classification, Design and Development of a
Scheme for classification. Information requirements of Users: Institutional Characteristics,
User Groups, Individual User Interests, Methods of Survey and Study.
Guiding Principle for presentation of Ideas in a helpful Sequence: Authorial Work, Guiding
Principles Derived from L & I Experience.
2
Methodology for Information Consolidation- Introduction, initiation Step, Recognition of
Need for flcp, Initiation of work, Scope Determination: Model or Reference Framework,
Collection of Information. Abstracting : Guidelines for Abstracting, Guidelines proper,
Appraisal of information collected, Scope Re-Definition, Preparation of Draft Text of flcp,
Document plan, Arrangement of Ideas, Primary Interest, Integration of Information, Written
models of presentation, Textual Models of Presentation, Textual Presentation, Non-Textual
Presentation, Tables, Illustrations, Technical writing, Special Orientation.
3 Information Consolidation and Repackaging- Introduction, Cookstove Information
Repackaging, Methodology for information Repackaging, First Briefing, Analysis of theMASTER OF LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCES
Brief, Target Audience, The Information, Reorienting the brief, Presentation, The Budget,
Life Cycle of the Message Carrier, Selection of the Message Carrier, Design of the Booklet,
Shape and size, The cover, production of the booklet, Feedback Observation and
conclusions, Role of Specialist Groups, Testing of Draft Text, Review and Assessment,
Field Testing, Finalization, Special Situations, Criteria for Determining Appropriate
Repackaging Activities, manpower for information analysis and consolidation.
4
Planning and Management of Information Consolidation Units- Management: Policy
Formulation, Planning, Resources Needed: Manpower, Technical/Technology Resources,
Physical Resources, Information Resources, Financial Resources.
Organizational-Cum Functional Structure, Icu Budget Formulation : How to Arrive At
Appropriate Figures, Financial Requirements. Dissemination and Communication: Target
Audience, Dissemination Channels, Pretesting, Feedback, Criteria for Selection of Different
Delivery Systems.
Marketing, Advisory Board, Evaluation, Evaluation Steps, Who Should evaluate.
5
Analysis of Information Repackaging (IR) Process using the instructional Systems Design
(ISD) Model- Introduction, IR and the emerging information environment, An IR scenario,
A generic ISD Model, Analysis of IR with ISD Model, Tests : Pre-tests and post tests are
used to match learning goals and sub goals in ISD., Implications, From Raw Materials to
end product : Developing an online information resource for the international labour,
Organization, Organization background of international labour organization, The Bureau of
Library and Information services (INFORM0, Gift- Wrapped Anew : Repackaging
information Does the Trick, Why repackage?, Getting Down the repacking business,
Conceptual framework, The construction Process.