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45 Cards in this Set
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AASL American Association of School Librarians |
Organizations focused on school librarians and the school library community. |
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AUP Acceptable Use Policy |
Set of rules applied by the owner or manager of a network, service, or large computer system that restrict the ways in which it should be used. |
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Abridged |
Shorten without loosing the sense. |
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ALA American Library Association |
Oldest and largest library association in the world. |
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Barcode |
Optical machine-readable representation of data relating to the object it is attached to. |
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Bibliography |
A list of sources you used to get information for your report. |
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Binding |
A strong covering holding the pages of a book together. |
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Call Number |
Indicates the item's subject matter and tells where it is located on the self. |
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Catalog |
A register of all bibliographic items found in a library or group of libraries. |
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Cataloging |
Process of creating metadata representing information resources, such as books, sound recording, movie images, etc. |
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Check In |
Return a item to media center that you have borrowed. |
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Check out |
Borrow books or periodical from the library for a cperiod of time. |
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Circulation Desk |
Location in library where you check in/out books, renew items, find items, ask for help with anything in the library. |
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Collection |
Published works and other documents collected by libraries for public use and made accessible through a system of catalogs and card files. |
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Database |
Structured set of information stored in a book, disk, computer, etc. |
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Date Due |
Date that a borrowed item is returned. |
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Destiny |
Library search interface designed to appeal21st century learners. |
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Dewy Decimal System |
Proprietary library classification system. |
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EasyBib |
Automatically formats, alphabetizes, and resizes bibliographies for you. |
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E-book |
Electronic version of a book that can be read online through a handheld device or a computer. |
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Encyclopedia |
Information source that provides articles on various branches of knowledge. |
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Gaggle |
Email used between students, K-12, and staff. |
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ISBN |
Code given to book before publication as a means of identifying it. |
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Journal |
Periodical which contain signed scholarly articles. |
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Library Media Center |
Library within school that offers variety of resources to students and staff. |
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Library of Congress System |
Classification System developed to organize and arrange book collections. |
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Library |
Building/room containing books, videotapes, etc. for people to read, borrow, or refer to. |
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Loan Period |
How long you you can borrow an item. |
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Magazine |
Popular articles, usually shorter than a journal. |
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NC WiseOwl |
A website that has, as its centerpiece, several subscription databases. |
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Nonfiction |
Writing based on facts, real events, and real people. |
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Novel |
Long narrative, usually sequential form; describes characters, events, etc. |
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Online Catalog |
Electronic bibliographic database that describes books, videotapes, etc. |
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Periodical |
Materials published at regular intervals. |
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Periodicals |
More than one of the previous term. |
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Plagiarism |
Copying without giving recognition to owner. |
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Reference |
Source of information in order to ascertain something. |
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References |
More than one of the previous term. |
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Renew |
Extensions of loan periods. |
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Search Engine |
A program that searches/identifies items in a database corresponding to keywords. |
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Spine |
Outside edge of book that gathers and binds pages together. |
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Table of Contents |
List of parts contained within books or periodicals. |
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Text |
Main body of a book or other written piece; distinct from pictures, notes, etc. |
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Title Page |
Establishes the title proper and sometimes the responsibility and statement of data relating to the publication. |
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Unabridged |
Not cut or shortened; complete. |