Centralna Biblioteka Uniwersytecka Karola I w Bukareszcie
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2015
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Biblioteka Uniwersytecka w Poznaniu
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The Central University Library of the Carol I National Defence University in Bucharest
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W artykule omówione zostały doświadczenia, jakie autorka zdobyła
podczas stażu w ramach programu Erasmus w Centralnej Bibliotece Uniwersyteckiej
Karola I w Bukareszcie, jednej z najbardziej dotkniętych przez los bibliotek. Autorka
odnotowuje różnice i podobieństwa między rumuńskim i polskim systemem bibliotecznym,
omawia metody opracowywania książek w Oddziale Zbiorów Specjalnych,
pozostałe usługi biblioteczne oraz przypomina burzliwą historię biblioteki. Bukareszteńska
Biblioteka Uniwersytecka pierwsza w Rumunii wprowadziła zintegrowany
system informacji. Książki opracowuje się w programie komputerowym opisów
bibliograficznych VUBIS, który używa formatu UN IMAR C. Współpraca biblioteki
z partnerami zagranicznymi pozwala na dostęp do najnowszych wyników badań
i kompleksowych usług badawczych.
The article summarises experiences gained through the author’s practice as a trainee during a placement internship organized within the framework of the Erasmus programme at the library of the Carol I National Defence University (Romanian: Universitatea Naţională de Apărare “Carol I”) in Bucharest. Differences and similarities between Polish and Romanian library systems are discussed as well as the methods for book processing in the Special Collections Division of the library, other library services and the tumultuous history of the library. Bucharest University Library was the first Romanian library to introduce a fully automated integrated information system. Book processing is carried out in the VUBIS bibliographic record program based on the UN IMAR C format. The cooperation of the library with 350 foreign partners allow its users to have access to the most recent research results and advanced research services.
The article summarises experiences gained through the author’s practice as a trainee during a placement internship organized within the framework of the Erasmus programme at the library of the Carol I National Defence University (Romanian: Universitatea Naţională de Apărare “Carol I”) in Bucharest. Differences and similarities between Polish and Romanian library systems are discussed as well as the methods for book processing in the Special Collections Division of the library, other library services and the tumultuous history of the library. Bucharest University Library was the first Romanian library to introduce a fully automated integrated information system. Book processing is carried out in the VUBIS bibliographic record program based on the UN IMAR C format. The cooperation of the library with 350 foreign partners allow its users to have access to the most recent research results and advanced research services.
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Centralna Biblioteka Uniwersytecka Karola I w Bukareszcie, Central Library of the Carol I National Defence University in Bucharest, katalogowanie zbiorów specjalnych, cataloguing of special collections
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Biblioteka, 2015, nr 19 (28), s. 203-215