La Documentación de Fuentes Electrónicas Tomadas de Internet

Con el fin de responder a las necesidades de escritores, profesores, estudiantes y especialistas que utilizan el estilo de documentación del MLA, varias organizaciones profesionales se encuentran en el proceso de establecer convenciones que demuestren ser eficientes y eviten la ambigüedad a la hora de citar referencias de fuentes que provienen de INTERNET.Las guías y modelos que se presentan en este artículo están basadas en la obra de Janice Walker "MLA International Bibliography of Books Languages and Literature Style Citations of Electronic Sources", aprobada por la Alliance for Computers and Writing, revisada y recomendada por Andrew Harnack y Gene Kleppinger en "Beyond the MLA Handbook: Documenting Sources on the INTERNET".

Los Centros de Documentación en la Universidad Nacional

Todas las universidades, ministerios, empresas no educativas y colegios profesionales, a través de los investigadores, docentes y especialistas elaboran documentos valiosos de carácter científico, literario, artístico, tecnológico, filosófico, etc.; en las distintas ramas del conocimiento. Son de por sí valiosos porque resultan ser aportes nuevos, producto del trabajo creativo y actualizado que muchas veces no se dan a conocer a través de libros o revistas, pero que constituyen documentos muy serios y de una gran importancia, especialmente como medio difusor de nuevos conocimientos para los profesionales que se desempeñan en campos afines, sobre todo si se trata de profesores o investigadores universitarios.El conjunto de documentos así elaborados, obviamente debe ser utilizado, conservados y puestos al servicio, a través de un centro especializado, dispuesto hábil y estratégicamente, en la empresa en la cual funcione, (para los profesionales que los soliciten) con prontitud y eficiencia. Tales centros especializados reciben el nombre de centros de documentación que de acuerdo con Núria Amat Noguera, es:“toda unidad que realice, aunque sea someramente, las operaciones de selección, identificación, análisis documental, almacenamiento y difusión de documentos”.

PARTNERSHIP, SOCIOCULTURAL INFORMATION AND STIMULATION IN SMALL BRAZILIAN MUNICIPALITIES: CONCRETE EXAMPLES

The text came from the UNESP-Project in Partnership with the Public Administration: City of Echaporã ‖, a multidisciplinary project, interdepartmental and that results from a term partnership signed between the State University / Campus Marilia, the Regional Office of Articulation Planning and the Municipality of Echaporã.Given the serious social problems diagnosed in this county Administrative Region of Marilia, somaramse forces and, since April 2002, Echaporã account with the performance of a design matrix that involves the community in six (6) subprojects, among which a which emphasizes the dissemination of information (the public library as a center of information and knowledge irradiator for urban and rural areas, seeking to enter the Society daInformação). By their nature, the project-matrix is considered open and can accommodate new subprojects, where they concern the problems identified in the initial diagnosis. For its validity, each subproject has its own methodology, some innovative and will be subject to further systematization and dissemination, however, after a few months of deployment, the results show the correctness of community involvement (being representative) in all discussions and steps of research, and activities developed, widely disseminated to the target audience. The membership of the community, the leaders and the authorities can be considered a good barometer of the actions carried out in Echaporã and evidence of change in information culture that is already noticeable in the city, setting the socio-cultural dynamics of the same, in terms a new public policy to be strengthened with the participation of specialists in this specific area, in direct work with local managers, in this case, specific examples relating to the strength of information in the process of change in small municipalities.

Information Analysis and Databases

Means to automate the fact replace the man in their job functions for a man and machines automatic mechanism, ie documentary specialists in computer and computers are the cornerstone of any modern system of documentation and information. From this point of view immediately raises the problem of deciding what resources should be applied to solve the specific problem in each specific case. We will not let alone to propose quick fixes or recipes in order to decide what to do in any case. The solution depends on repeat for each particular problem. What we want is to move some points that can serve as a basis for reflection to help find the best solution possible, once the problem is defined correctly. The first thing to do before starting any automated system project is to define exactly the domain you want to cover and assess with greater precision possible importance.