Information sources

- Know the nature of the documents constituting the information resources. - Understand the need for information and the possibility of relationship that facilitates communication. - Identify, analyze and evaluate information resources available both in printed media and automated. - Gain knowledge and mastery of general information resources according to their type. - Recognize the roles that each of the information resources provided depending on their type. - Building codes bibliographic standard. - Purchase management capacity of the different tools and techniques for finding and using information. - Learn to use the Internet and select from the user relevant information and / or professional is appropriate in each case. - Wake critical attitudes about information resources. - Understanding the referral services. - Provide skills and abilities needed to manage information resources from the perspective of reference service and attention to users.

1. Documentation 1.1. Data, information and knowledge 1.2. The document. Typology 1.3. The documentary chain 2. Information sources 2.1. The reference books 2.2. Primary and secondary information sources 3. Grey literature 3.1. General characteristics 3.2. Resources for control of grey literature 4. Normalization 4.1. The bibliographic description 4.2. Citations 4.3. Software for bibliographic management 5. The traditional reference service 5.1. Reference service structure 5.2. The role of the librarian 6. The electronic reference service 6.1. Tipology of electronic reference services 6.2. Fundamental resources inside and outside Internet 7. Ethics and professional deontology 7.1. Copyright & Copyleft

Tutorials will take place in the professor's office (14.02.56) hours exposed in Moodle