COMMUNICATION, SUBJECT, CULTURE: JOYS AND SOLITUDE INAUGURAL LECTURE OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 2002 OF THE SCHOOL OF LIBRARY, DOCUMENTATION AND INFORMATION

When you are invited to offer a conference like this, can not stop having a series of questions and considerations about the very fact of speaking to an audience informed and educated about the issues that the title might suggest exposure and how without falling into the usual cliches, without repeating the views and opinions set forth, if not obvious. I propose, then, establish, as a starting point, two things: the first is a promise: I will not talk about internet, a recurrent theme in his classes and activities. The second is a kind of contract between you and me: check out the obviousness of some views and question it, see it from behind, because that is where we might find the seams, some of the patches, if not outright nudity. I wonder if this is not precisely one of the first tasks of teaching in the University: to force what seems obvious to justify its obviousness, which is not easy.We can start messing things up a bit, looking like a very smooth and made ​​some surrealist poets to cut one by one the words of poems and writings, throw them into the air and read with amazement the order they fall to form a new verse, Perhaps more interesting and evocative than the first. Is not this somewhat random operation of new blends the fundamental operation of so many new discoveries and innovative ideas in the fields of science, culture, arts? Some of you know the thought of Pascal says: "Do not say that I am not proposing something new: the order in which the material presented is different."

Inauguration Speech of the school year 1993 of the School of Library, Documentation and Information

Since the child starts in the teaching - learning is made aware that there is a division of natural resources: renewable and nonrenewable. It also says that every natural resource is useless unless it explodes. But to apply such resources necessary knowledge. We realize today that the same biological systems of living things (renewable resources) are transmitters of information. He uses that information to nurture their knowledge, and this is essential for the use and conservation of resources, making valid then the principle that "there is no knowledge without information."

Editorial

Se inicia el curso lectivo de 1995 con la charla de la Máster Rita Jiménez, quien compartió su experiencia como bibliotecóloga en la Biblioteca del Congreso de los Estados Unidos. Se refirió a la sobrecarga de información que deben afrontar los bibliotecólogos, porque cada mes deben aprender el manejo de una nueva base de datos.

Discurso pronunciado en la inauguración de los cursos del Bachillerato en Bibliotecología y Documentación en la Escuela de Bibliotecología de la Universidad Nacional 4 de marzo de 1991

Estimados compañeros:Reciban en nombre propio y de la Facultad de Filosofía y Letras un afectuoso saludo de inicio de curso lectivo. Por razones fortuitas, he solicitado a la Decana sustituta de esta Facultad, la M.L.S. Alice Miranda, Directora de vuestra Escuela, que represente a la Facultad en este acto de inicio del curso lectivo.No solamente le he pedido que transmita mis saludos, sino que los inste a hacer propósitos de mejoramiento académico durante este período que inicia. La crisis universitaria forma parte de nuestra institucionalidad. La Universidad desde su nacimiento ha vivido constantemente en crisis. No obstante, como toda crisis, éstas pueden resultar fértiles en realizaciones, si las aprovechamos para el mejoramiento. En este momento nos encontramos reflexionando sobre el carácter mismo de nuestra institucionalidad. Estamos en Congreso Universitario, realizaremos próximamente la Segunda Etapa del Segundo Congreso Universitario. Son momentos de reflexión, son momentos de lucidez, de hacer examen de conciencia, de pensar lo que hemos sido para lanzarnos al porvenir.

Discurso pronunciado en la inauguración de los cursos del Bachillerato en Bibliotecología y Documentación en la Escuela de Bibliotecología de la Universidad Nacional

En este día, se me ha concedido el honor de dirigirme a ustedes, con unas palabras de recibimiento al inicio de este curso lectivo. Pero más que eso, desearía que ocupáramos este tiempo, en hacer una reflexión acerca del reto que nos presenta un nuevo año lectivo. Reto que está sin lugar a dudas, lleno de expectativas y grandes deseos de alcanzar objetivos que nos hemos propuesto, para el beneficio de nuestra vida personal y profesional. Reto que se presenta, tanto para el Docente el cual está llamado a cumplir con su misión de educador, como para el estudiante, quien decidió voluntariamente acercarse a las aulas universitarias, a cultivar su intelecto y a perfeccionar su desarrollo integral como individuo.

La Biblioteca Rosa Cerda A

El siguiente proyecto corresponde a un requisito del curso de bibliotecología que se realizó en la Universidad Nacional en Heredia, Costa Rica y fue auspiciado por el Ministerio de Educación de Nicaragua y la Organización de Estados Americanos, en un afán de preparar un cuerpo docente capacitado en Bibliotecología a fin de que puedan entregar al gran proyecto de redes de bibliotecas de Nicaragua que se inicia una vez finalizada la Cruzada Nacional de Alfabetización coincidiendo con el inicio del año lectivo en septiembre del 80.El papel que desempeñan las bibliotecas es vital para el desarrollo económico, social y cultural de los pueblos, por tanto es urgente el apoyo de todos los nicaragüenses a fin de que la biblioteca pueda brindar un servicio óptimo en pro de nuestro pueblo que hoy libra la batalla contra la ignorancia.La educación ha pasado a ocupar un lugar preponderante ya que la revolución está interesada en la superación del pueblo y que ésta recobre sus derechos que por tanto tiempo le fueron negados.

An Environmental Management Experience Within the Project: Improvement of Educational Opportunities in Rural Environmental Management in Sarapiqui and Guapiles’ Schools

A very important aspect of worldwide education and, particularly for Costa Rican education, is the environmental management as an educational strategy. For this reason, this article describes the experience of the project Mejora de la Oferta Educativa en Gestión Ambiental Rural (MOE-GAR) during its first stage in 2009. The population was comprised by teachers from different areas of the rural school districts of Guapiles and Sarapiquí. As a part of this project, we worked with teachers, different government and nongovernment institutions, throughout the 2009 school year; obtaining as a result, a process of knowledge development in environmental management. Based on this, several proposals were developed in different educational institutions.

CONTRIBUTION OF THE LIBRARY CHILDREN "ALVAREZ MIRIAM BRENES" AND FAMILY IN THE FORMATION OF HABITS OF READING UNIVERSITY GARDENS CHILD POPULATION I AND II, Heredia, COSTA RICA: YEAR 2007 "

Constantly making efforts to strengthen reading habits in children from their earliest years of life, a process in which the family is established as the primary basis for the child to achieve the taste and interest in books. The school as being key to education supports and strengthens the skills taught in the home, with the help of technologies such as computers, disk reading, television, among other means, by which (as) children (as) found a door of communication with the outside world and everything around them. The children's library tends to use these technological means to attract children to reading, generating and taste for the various information resources, which over time will become a habit.This research is based on the "Contribution of the Library Miriam Alvarez Brenes and family in the formation of reading habits of children of the community of Garden I and II University in Heredia, through advocacy, in 2007 "

Twenty years of the Foundation of the School of Library, Documentation and Information of the National University Intellectual Property in Costa Rica - The information technology environment

This year the School of Library, Documentation and Information is twenty years from its beginning as Unit Library.