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Seeks a common unifying core of communication media capable of integrating information from diverse research methodologies and academic departments in the educational sciences. Employs three data sets: (1) responses from a written survey of social science faculty; (2) analysis of the faculty publications in 49 journals over 6 years; and (3) citation analysis in 13 journals over 2 years. (CH)

Discusses the pedagogical and didactic problems of education relative to the use of computers, the application of long-distance transfer of data, and the combination of computers, machines, instruments, and media in integrated systems. Sets forth seven pedagogical postulates in order to analyze developments worthy of support and those to be rejected. (KO)

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This article tries to give an insight into how medieval and early modern chronicles such as Rudolf's Weltchronik and Hartmann Schedel's Liber chronicarum capture the polysemantic topic of Babylon for their recipients. It shows that the focus lies on the description of the historic metropolis, the narration of the tower of Babel and the Babylonian exile. In some ways their modes of information transfer differ from one another. On the one hand, Schedel has a lot more to offer in terms of paratextual preparation, which put Babylon to the forefront effectively. On the other hand Rudolf separates narratives from the time of Babel onward, which means a crucial point for the structure of the text. As Schedel sets the Babylonian exile as a turning point on the macrostructure of history, Rudolf prefers to honor King David's historical impact instead. While the plot of both works is much the same, the presentations of Babylon show some shifts in comparison for the medieval recipients. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In academic libraries, advice and professional support are important parts of everyday working life. In order to meet the changing, often very complex information needs of our heterogeneous target groups and to take advantage of new opportunities for the dissemination of information, the library of the Medical Faculty Mannheim (MedMA-Bib) has adapted and expanded its consultation services in recent years.

The focus of the current issue 3/2017 of GMS Medizin – Bibliothek – Information is the annual conference 2017 of the German Medical Libraries Association in Vienna. The motto of the conference was “Medical Libraries: inter:disciplinary – inter:national – inter:active”. The authors in this issue are Bruno Bauer (Austrian Transition to Open Access 2017–2020), Beata Górczynska (Development and structure of Polish veterinary school system and its libraries), Katharina Heldt, Henriette Senst & Jessica Riedel (Salon on the institute’s history: outstanding artifacts. 28.01.2016 to 15.12.2016), Jutta Matrisciano, Martina Semmler-Schmetz & Saskia Rohmer (Advice – From info snack to special menu: Solutions of the MedMA-Bib), Stefan Nortmann (The ‘Ersti-Café’ of the Medical Branch Library Münster), Sandra Rümmele (Toolbox: The new teaching library project of the Central Medical Library of the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf), Eva Seidlmayer & Christoph Poley (One Health – Transdisciplinarity at ZB MED) and Heike Andermann (“Medical Libraries: inter:disciplinary – inter:national – inter:active”. Annual Meeting of the German Medical Library Association (AGMB), September 25 to 27, 2017 in Vienna). Furthermore this focus issue features articles from Stefan Grün & Christoph Poley (Statistical evaluation of semantic entities from metadata and full text on German Medical Science corpora) and Iris Reimann (German MLA News; Competition of the German MLA Pioneer projects in medical libraries 2017: Introduction of the winners; Competition of the German MLA (AGMB) Pioneer projects in medical libraries 2018 – Announcement).

Spatial planning understood as a comprehensive planning and supra-local planning can make an important contribution to adaptation to climate change. A number of project activities dealing with adaptation have started in recent years — often including a specific reference to spatial planning. This article aims at giving a thematic review of recent projects and to draw conclusions for a further advancement of spatial planning and spatial research.

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