Iloilo City Libraries tour
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Description of 4 different types of libraries in Iloilo City, Philippines, we visited during our October 2017 library tour for the subject Advance Library Management for Master of Library and Information Science. Here are Ateneo de Iloilo School Library, SEAFDEC-AQD Research Library, University of San Agustin Academic Library, and Iloilo Provincial Library (Public Library).
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Denis is a dynamic and results-driven Chief Information Officer (CIO) with a distinguished career spanning information systems analysis and technical project management. With a proven track record of spearheading the design and delivery of cutting-edge Information Management solutions, he has consistently elevated business operations, streamlined reporting functions, and maximized process efficiency.
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- 1. Iloilo City Libraries Library Tour Report 2017 Allana Delgado LIS 223a: Information Resources & Services I
- 2. School Library: Ateneo de Iloilo
- 4. Special Features iPads available for student borrowing, with apps related to subjects In-house Library Website and online catalog Modern interior design Available computers for use
- 5. Special/Research Library: SEAFDEC AQD Library
- 7. Special Features Focus on Online Reference service for SEAFDEC employees and scientists They maintain the SEAFDEC Online Repository of local publications
- 8. Academic Library: University of San Agustin
- 10. New section to promote new eBooks
- 11. Special Features New eBooks section Discussion Area outside the Library Automated Log in and Log out
- 12. Public Library: Iloilo City Provincial Library
- 14. Special Features Free WiFi New free eBooks for use Digitizing Archives collection for easier searching
- 15. Barangay Reading Center: PHCC Community Library
- 17. end