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The Information Professional's Role in the Today's World & Conference Closing Notes
Session Chair: Jan Vymětal |
23.5.2002
13:15 - 15:55
New Auditorium |
Does an education at information & library science schools lead to
value-added services in libraries or information companies? Questions and potential answers. |
Richard Papík, Charles University, Institute
of Information Studies and Librarianship
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An education in an area of information and library science has an very
important role for future carrier of information specialists, information managers, librarians, and related professions. Great
visions, a present reality, challenges, low lewel of information literacy in Czech Republic, and potential solutions. Enthusiasm
often replaces professionalism. Requested: better structure of topics, more intensive pressure on libraries and their services, also
professors at universities and high-schools, etc. |
Author information:
Richard Papík, Ph.D., assistant professor and deputy director at the Charles University Institute of
Information Studies & Librarianship. His favourite specialisation: online retrieval and services, scientific and business
information, competitive intelligence, project management in academical, commercial, and non-profit sphere incl. participations
in Internet projects (e.g. http://www.konjunktura.cz). Professional, research, or teaching experinces in Germany and United
States. |
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