35th ANNUAL CATALOGUING, CLASSIFICATION AND INDEXING SEMINAR/WORKSHOP (ABEOKUTA, OGUN STATE, 25th – 30th OCTOBER, 2015)

35th ANNUAL CATALOGUING, CLASSIFICATION AND INDEXING SEMINAR/WORKSHOP (ABEOKUTA, OGUN STATE, 25th – 30th OCTOBER, 2015)

The Cataloguing, Classification and Indexing Section of the Nigerian Library Association on approval of NLA governing council is inviting you to her 35th Annual Seminar/Workshop coming up in Abeokuta, Ogun  State for Library and Information Managers in Nigeria.

Theme: Future Cataloguers: Changing rules, changing roles.
Sub-Themes:
• Professional development for cataloguers of future Libraries
• Implementing RDA in your ILS for sustainable access to information
• Cataloguing internet resources - practical
• Aiming for visibility: promoting the cataloguing departments for future LibrariesEtc etc…

Participants are encouraged to come with their personal laptops that are internet ready with wireless connectivity as there is free internet service for the practical sessions.
Other details are as follows:

Date: Monday 26th – Thursday 29th October, 2015.

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