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How Well Do You Know Dewey?

How Well Do You Know Dewey?. Kindal Smith MEDT 6463. Purpose. This presentation is meant to be viewed by high school students (9-12) in order to become more familiar with the Dewey Decimal Classification and, as a result, better navigate the media center and its resources.

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How Well Do You Know Dewey?

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  1. How Well Do You Know Dewey? Kindal Smith MEDT 6463

  2. Purpose • This presentation is meant to be viewed by high school students (9-12) in order to become more familiar with the Dewey Decimal Classification and, as a result, better navigate the media center and its resources. • This presentation will gauge what the audience already knows about the DDC as well as test what the audience learns about the DDC through a pretest and posttest.

  3. Pretest • The Dewey Decimal Classification is used by librarians to____________________________. • Where is the Dewey Decimal Classification number located on a book? • There are _______ main classes in the Dewey Decimal System. • The number ______ in the Dewey Decimal Classification indicates the book is about literature. • The number _____ indicates the book is about religion. • True or False: The DDC is the most widely used classification system in the world.

  4. Who is Dewey? • Melvil Dewey (1851-1931) • “Father of Modern Librarianship” • Developed the DDC when he was 21 while working as a student librarian in college.

  5. How the DDC Works “A general knowledge organization tool that is continuously revised to keep pace with knowledge.” The most widely used classification system in the world. Librarians use the DDC to organize and categorize every book that could be in the collection on a consistent basis.

  6. The Ten Main Classes

  7. How to Use the DDC • Call Number- consists of the DDC class number and is located on the spine of the book as seen below

  8. 000s- Computer science, information & general works 006.7 070.50

  9. 100s- Philosophy & Psychology 179 185

  10. 200s- Religion Click on the book cover to see a review! 297.09

  11. 300s-Social Sciences 333.79 321.5

  12. 400s- Language 438 495.1

  13. 500s- Science 571.1 571.8

  14. 600s- Technology Click on the book cover to see a review! 641.8 629.04

  15. 700s- Arts & Recreation 741 796.02

  16. 800s- Literature Click on the book cover to see a review! 822.3 818

  17. 900- History and Geography 920 952

  18. Posttest The Dewey Decimal Classification is used by librarians to____________________________. Where is the Dewey Decimal Classification number located on a book? There are _______ main classes in the Dewey Decimal System. The number ______ in the Dewey Decimal Classification indicates the book is about literature. The number _____ indicates the book is about religion. True or False: The DDC is the most widely used classification system in the world.

  19. Helpful and Informational Websites www.deweybrowse.org http://library.thinkquest.org/5002/ Who's Killing the Dewey Decimal System?

  20. For Your Entertainment The Dewey Decimal Rap

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  23. Bibliography Powell, R. (2011). You Tube the company and its founders. Edina, Minnesota: ABDO Publishing Company. Reference Department of University of Delaware Library. (2010). Understanding call numbers. Retrieved from http://www2.lib.udel.edu/e110/tutorial2009/books/books5.html Roleff, T.L. & Hurley, J. A. (Eds.). (1999). The rights of animals. San Diego, California: Greenhaven Press. Scheffel, R. & et al. (Eds.). (1991). Reader’s digest nature in america. Pleasantville, New York: The Reader’s Digest Association. Scurfield, E. & Lianyi, S. (2010). Get started in mandarin chinese. London, England: HodderHeadline. The dewey decimal rap. (2009). Retrieved from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHiUQb5xg7A Townsend, B. (2011). Inside the industry publishing. Edina, Minnesota: ABDO Publishing Company. Wormser, R. (1994). American islam growing up muslim in america. New York, New York: Walker & Company. Varley, P. (2000). Japanese Culture. Honolulu, Hawaii: University of Hawaii Press.

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