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Fortbildungsveranstaltungen zur Dokumentation wurden vom Lehrinstitut für Dokumentation (LID) in der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Dokumentation (DGD) von 1974 bis 1991 angeboten. Themen waren u. a. die dokumentarische Methodik, Arbeitsabläufe, Dienstleistungsangebote, Produkte und neuesten Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologien sowie der Umgang mit den dadurch ausgelösten Veränderungen ggf. auch aus Leitungsperspektive. Die Strukturen, Entwicklungsphasen, Themenschwerpunkte, Kooperationen – insbesondere mit Partnereinrichtungen aus der Mediendokumentation, aber auch mit regionalen Organisationen von Informationsspezialist*innen innerhalb und außerhalb der DGD – und der Stellenwert der LID-Fortbildung im Rahmen der Qualifizierungsangebote der DGD werden in diesem Beitrag beschrieben und analysiert. Training courses on documentation were offered by the Lehrinstitut für Dokumentation (LID) in the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Dokumentation (German Society for Documentation, DGD) from 1974 to 1991. Topics included documentary methodology, work processes, service offerings, products and the latest information and communication technologies, as well as dealing with change caused by these developments, if necessary also from a management perspective. The structures, development phases, main topics, cooperations – especially with partners from media documentation, but also with regional organizations of information specialists within and outside the DGD – and the significance of LID training within the framework of the DGD's qualification lines are described and analyzed in this paper. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Bibliotheken sind weit mehr als bloße Wissensspeicher: Sie sind ein sowohl haptisch erfahrbarer als stets auch imaginierter Wissenskosmos. Sie sind Denkräume, die uns eine generationenübergreifende Verständigung über grundlegende Fragen des Menschseins, der Umwelt und des Kosmos ermöglichen. Das interne Funktionieren dieses Gedächtnisses der Gesellschaft beruht auf teilweise jahrhundertelang geprüften Techniken wie Signatur- und Findsystemen, der Entwicklung von Sammlungsparametern, Ausleihvermerken oder generell der Ordnung von Wissen im Raum, also der sinnvollen Einteilung in Sachgruppen. Wenn wir den tiefgreifenden Wandel unserer Wissenskultur verstehen wollen, der sich mit der Digitalisierung seit Jahren langsam aber unaufhaltsam vollzieht, lohnt es sich, für eine Vision der Bibliothek der Zukunft einen Blick auf ihre Geschichte und traditionellen Funktionen zu werfen: als Gedächtnisspeicher, als rahmenbietende und von Fachdiskursen weitgehend unabhängige Wissensorganisation und -ordnung und als Denk- und Reflexionsraum unserer Gesellschaft. Libraries are far more than mere repositories of knowledge: they are a cosmos of knowledge that can both be experienced haptically as well as it can be imagined. They are spaces of thinking that enable us to communicate across generations about fundamental questions of mankind, environment, and the cosmos. The internal functioning of libraries as memories of society is based on techniques that have been tried and tested for centuries, such as signature and finding systems, the development of collection parameters, loan notes or, in general, the ordering of knowledge in space, i. e., the meaningful division into subject groups. If we want to understand the profound change in our knowledge culture, which has been slowly but unstoppably taking place over the years as a result of digitisation, it is worth taking a look at their traditional functions for a vision of the library of the future: as memory of the society, as framework-providing knowledge organisation and order that is largely independent of discourses of the disciplines and as a space for thought and reflection in our society. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article reports on various activities of the German Society for Information and Knowledge (DGI). One focus is on strengthening information literacy in times of disinformation and fake news. The DGI advocates for the promotion of information literacy in schools, vocational training, and further education. Furthermore, the 17th International Conference on Knowledge Management is announced, which will take place under the motto "Knowledge, Uncertainty and Risks: From individual to global scale". Additional information about seminars and events organized by the DGI is also provided. In October 2022, an international indexing conference will be held in Berlin under the theme "Continental connections". The conference is organized by ICRIS (International Committee of Representatives of Indexing Societies) and had to be postponed from 2021 to 2022 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. ICRIS was founded in 2000 and includes various associations and networks from different countries. The conference will be a hybrid event, with presentations taking place both on-site and online. There will also be three keynote speakers addressing various aspects of information organization. Further information about the program and registration is available on the conference website. [Extracted from the article]

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The article contains information from the secretariat of the journal "À Jour - Psychotherapy Career Development". Various topics are addressed, including general meetings, important information for members in the protected area of the website, invoice forms, health insurance reimbursements for psychotherapy, fact sheets, a search portal for psychotherapists, insurance packages, the IV contract, advertising opportunities, and information about the organization ASP. Contact details for the secretariat and the media office are also provided. The article includes information about further education, conferences, and other events that can be found on the organization's website. Important information is also provided for members, such as forms for billing fees and a list of health insurance companies that reimburse psychotherapy. Additionally, there is information about insurance offers and the possibility to place advertisements. The organization has a committee and a secretariat that is available for member inquiries. [Extracted from the article]

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The double issue of the Library Service presents a thematic focus on the partner country Czech Republic. The umbrella organization Library Information Germany (BID) has established a partnership with the Czech Library Association SDRUK. The special issue sheds light on the various connections to Czech Republic. It features articles on the partner country initiative of BID, international exchange programs, cross-border cooperation, and collections of the Bavarian State Library. Additionally, it reports on Czech contemporary authors and the event series "Tschechien erlesen" (Czech Republic in Literature). [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the management and flow of information in an organization. A large amount of data is generated in an organization due to the necessary requirement of some actions, and this data or information gets archived in the organization's digital content. Ensuring uniform handling of electronic documents is one of the principles of records management in an organization.

The focus of the professorship is writing and publishing text books and handbooks as for many years there was a lack of good study materials in the discipline in Germany. Research is mostly close connected to this field. Teaching covers, in contrast to the denomination of the professorship, broad areas of the discipline including information organization, management, costing, collection building, and market research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In 2008 the library of the University of Applied Sciences Burgenland at Eisenstadt started with the conversion to the Regensburger Verbundklassifikation (RVK) as shelf classification. This conversion was finalized in the last summer (2011) successfully. The article briefly illustrates the workflow and the solving of some occurred problems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article offers summaries of events that were organized for librarians in Austria in 2010 by the Kommission für Sacherschließung (KofSE), a committee for indexing that was created by the Österreichischer Bibliothekverbund (ÖVB) library society. Events include a meeting of the "K-KONKORD" library society in Vienna on April 29, a KofSE workshop and seminar series in Vienna on June 17, and a panel discussion at the "ODOK 2010" library conference in Leoben on September 23.

The article reports on the state of the work group of the Vereinigung Österreichischer Bibliothekarinnen und Bibliothekare focused on the Regensburger Verbundklassifikation (RVK), an index used by libraries in German speaking countries. The committee has the task to work out a RVK system for Austrian specifications in the area of law. The working committee will continue meeting to further develop the specifications in the areas of employment law, social rights, and data copyright law.

The article offers information about search options in the German library group Südwestdeutscher Bibliotheksverband (SWB). The SWB offers a verbal title search option in addition to its classification searches, using the data classification systematics Regensburger Verbundklassifikation (RVK). Procedures in editorial offices responsible for handling keywords are described, including the evaluation, correction, and reporting of suggestions for new keywords.

The article offers information from the 54th session of the library association Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Verbundsysteme in Konstanz, Germany on April 22-23, 2008. The library organization Informationsverbund Deutschschweiz (IDS) is named as a new member, and its number of participating libraries and available book titles are noted. Plans for the development of an index for 18th century prints from German-speaking areas are described.

The article discusses work conducted on keyword cataloguing by the Association of the College Library Center in Cologne, Germany (HBZ) in cooperation with the universities of Bonn, Trier, and Münster. The article presents statistics on progress with the recataloging and standardization effort.

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This article presents a paper from the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (German Research Society) on the goals and development of the program "Cultural Transmission" ("Kulturelle Überlieferung"). The emphasis of the program is the indexing of handwritten notes, literary remains and archive materials, as well as the security and the provision of the historical inventories through digitalization. The creation of a national authentication and retrieval systems are also important.

This article reports on the "BMF-Retro-Projekt," a cataloging project of the Austrian library association, called the Österreichische Bibliothekenverbund und Service GmbH (OBVSG), that was commissioned by the Austrian Ministry of Finance (BMF) in 2008. The article discusses tasks associated with the project, such as the cataloging of all the documents in the library of the BMF, the analyzing of rare and unique historical documents, and the sorting of documents according to subject matter.

Abstracts are presented on the topics of library cataloguing, a library project for people with disabilities in Korea and developing open access and repositories in India.

The article presents information about the collection of social data for the purposes of researching the West German mixed economy in 1964. Issues relating to state subsidies, wage-price developments, and West Germany's economic policy are discussed. Additionally, comments are given about the activities of labor unions and employers' associations in West Germany.