Physical examination of library materials in terms of cataloguing refers to the process of physically inspecting and assessing the condition […]
The first systematic and proper catalogues were developed by the ancient civilizations such as the Library of Alexandria in Egypt,
Book pockets, also known as book covers, are pockets or covers that are placed on the inside covers of books
A barcode scanner is a device that is used to read barcodes and convert the encoded data into a digital
A catalog card is a small card or slip of paper that contains information about a specific item in a
irculation systems in libraries refer to the methods and technologies used to manage and track the lending and returning of
Library circulation refers to the process of lending and returning library materials, such as books, DVDs, CDs, and other items,
Conservation and preservation are closely related terms, but they have slightly different meanings and connotations. Conservation refers to the active
Library book repair refers to the process of repairing and restoring books that have been damaged or are in poor
A shelf backstop adapter is a device that is used to attach to the back of a library or bookstore
