CDL: ALCTS CaMMS R&P Call for Bibliographical Essays

From: John P. Abbott <abbottjp_at_appstate.edu>
Date: Tue, 18 Nov 2014 14:46:03 -0500
To: COLLDV-L_at_USC.EDU
ALCTS CaMMS R&P Call for Bibliographical Essays
From:
ALCTS Publications <alcts.pubs.announce_at_gmail.com>


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    ALCTS Publications

*The CaMMS Research & Publications Committee is seeking the Submission 
of Bibliographical Essays

***Mission:*
*"The Cataloging and Metadata Section (CaMMS) Research & Publication 
Committee of the ALA exists to encourage, guide, and assist new 
professionals with getting started with research and publication by 
encouraging the submission of bibliographical essays in the area of 
cataloging, discovery, metadata, or other aspects of technical services. 
Final manuscripts are published on the ALCTS Web site as either a CaMMS 
publication (http://www.ala.org/alcts/mgrps/camms) or ALCTS z687 Guide 
(http://www.ala.org/alcts/resources/z687).

*Please email submissions to the chair:
*Nadine P. Ellero, MLS
Head of Technical Services
Auburn University
npe0003_at_auburn.edu <mailto:npe0003_at_auburn.edu>

*A /*bibliographic essay*/is an interpretive review of the literature on 
a particular topic, functioning like a guided tour as it highlights 
research conducted in an area of study or inquiry.  A bibliographic 
essay may also serve to point the way toward further research that could 
be undertaken in a particular knowledge domain. The interpretation can 
take one of the following forms:

· Survey: Works are selected with the aim of providing an overview of a 
topic or area of research.
· Thematic: Works are distilled into a clear and concise summary 
highlighting an important concept or trend.

Association for Library Collections & Technical Services
a division of the American Library Association
www.ala.org/alcts <http://www.ala.org/alcts>
Received on Wed Nov 19 2014 - 03:09:08 EST