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THIRD MATE CRASH COURSE - EBOOK VERSION
QUICK & PRECISE This is the ebook version of my Third Officer Crash Course available at onlinethirdmate.gumroad.com/thirdmatecrashcourse) In this ebook version, crash course, I have compiled a series of notes, checklists & pointers for quick understanding of how to do the job of a Third mate & Second Mate onboard the ship. No need to research hard enough on how to do the job. If you are a newly promoted seafarer or a cadet or new to Marine Transportation College then this is the publication & THE ONLY publication you should read. LESSONS INCLUDED 1. NAVIGATION(General ECDIS, SSBT with BRM, GOC with GMDSS, & PASSAGE PLANNING) 2. BRIDGE CHECKLISTS (PILOTAGE CHECKLISTS, ARRIVAL CHECKLISTS, DEPARTURE CHECKLISTS, NEW CREW ONBOARD CHECKLISTS) 3. BASIC SAFETY, LSA & FFE CHECKLISTS 4. HOW TO EXECUTE REQUISITIONS or ORDER SPARES
Crash Course in eBooks
Author: Michele McGraw
language: en
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing USA
Release Date: 2016-10-11
Everything you need to know about eBooks is explained in this holistic guide to a new world of reading—from selection and curation of an eBook collection to training and support for staff and patrons. EBooks are a must for today's libraries, making this introduction indispensable for those who have yet to delve into the ever-expanding universe of downloadable material. This "crash course" is an easy-to-use, hands-on approach that will simplify the decision and implementation processes. It introduces you to eBooks and eReading and covers the many issues surrounding eBooks in circulating libraries including technology, acquisition, and training. You'll learn how to launch a program, what to buy, how to let your public know you've added eBooks to your collection, and how to circulate the materials. The guide will also help you with decisions like vendor selection, how many eBooks to purchase, which delivery platforms to employ, how best to offer access, and licensing agreements. Chapters can be consulted as stand-alone overviews of key areas, or the book can be used as a source of holistic instruction. While it will be especially useful to small or rural circulating libraries, including public libraries, school libraries, and specialty libraries that may have a small staff responsible for all aspects of library service, tips on things like promoting an eBook collection are pertinent to enhancing any collection.
Crash Course in Basic Cataloging with RDA
Author: Heather Lea Moulaison
language: en
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing USA
Release Date: 2015-10-01
Covering tools, terminology, and the FRBR-based RDA approach to description, this book explains the current principles of organization of information and basic cataloging practices for non-catalogers, enabling readers to understand elements of the cataloging process and interact with records in a basic manner. Organization of information and cataloging is often the most daunting task for library technicians and non-catalogers working in the library. New RDA cataloging rules can be baffling for even the more seasoned catalogers. Written by two authors with 20 years' combined experience in cataloging instruction, Crash Course in Basic Cataloging with RDA approaches current principles of organization of information and cataloging practices from a basic standpoint for non-catalogers. It makes a complex topic easy to understand and a complicated practice doable for those without the proper training and necessary experience. The book gives readers a basic understanding of organization of information and cataloging practice, explaining how records are created and the approaches to different formats of information in libraries, including MARC records and encoding RDA cataloging records; offering assistance in applying RDA; identifying the cataloger's tools; and providing non-technical explanations for the tasks that today's catalogers do. It contains an introduction, a bibliography/webliography, and three appendices of additional resources (Cataloging Tools, Resources for Catalogers, and Sample Catalog Records).