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Contemporary library and information skills

Contemporary library and information skills

Curriculum

9 Sections
31 Lessons
14 Weeks

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Introduction
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1) Library basics
The main types of documents covered in these lessons, and the principles of the organisation and retrieval of library collections.
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- 2.1
  Reading lesson: Types of documents
  25 Minutes
- 2.2
  Reading lesson: Library collection
  25 Minutes
2) Library use in the SZTE Klebelsberg Library
The chapter provides help on how to find and use the printed documents of the SZTE Klebelsberg Library, including the online options.
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3) Search the Library 1: online catalogue(s)
This chapter covers the basics of database searching. It introduces the online catalogue of the SZTE Klebelsberg Library (Qulto), gives useful tips on how to use it more efficiently, and explains what you need to know about interlibrary loan.
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4) Search the Library 2: electronic resources
This chapter looks at searching the online resources provided by the SZTE Klebelsberg Library.
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5) Managing digital library content and community-based content development
This module presents repositories, the institutional digital collections specific to higher education libraries. In addition to a general introduction, special emphasis is given to SZTE Contenta, a repository system maintained by the SZTE Klebelsberg Library.
4
6) Academic writing
This module provides an insight into the criteria, characteristics and techniques of academic writing, the skills involved in collecting and managing literature, and the principles of scholarly writing.
3
7) Writing history and libraries
This module gives an overview of the types of scripts and documents from different periods and the different types of libraries.
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Glossary of terms
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- 9.1
  Glossary of terms

Video lesson: Library tour

In the video below we present the areas and services of the SZTE Klebelsberg Library.

Changes have been made since the recording, so there may be some minor differences. Please check our website for the latest and most accurate information.

If you are interested in more than just the virtual library tour, you can also request a personal tour.
For students who have registered for the course, these appointments will be advertised on CooSpace, while others can register here.

You must be registered to use our library, and this is also a requirement for the exam.
The infographic below shows the registration process, and you can find more information about registration and library use in our Rules and Regulations.

Add-on

In 2011, our library was named after Kuno Klebelsberg, former Minister of Religion and Public Education.
You can read more about this and the history of the library on our website.

Reading lesson: Library collection

Video lesson: The SZTE Klebelsberg Library’s website