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December 22, 2007

DDC Online Training: Technical Introduction

Among the first modules being posted to the Dewey online training web site is a PowerPoint presentation entitled "Technical Introduction to the DDC." The presentation is accompanied by a set of exercises. For further information about our overall online training effort, see our previous blog entry.

As a result of successfully completing this module, learners will understand DDC's use of structural and notational hierarchy; be familiar with different types of notes in the DDC; be familiar with the relationship of different terminologies to the DDC; be able to apply basic rules to choose correctly between multiple potential base numbers; and be able to apply basic number building techniques. The module also provides a brief introduction to Tables 1, 2, 5, and 6.

This module provides the groundwork required for most other modules.

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wanted to join in refresher course of DDC

I have an advanced deploma in library science but now I like to develop the method of classifing library materials with out any difficalties.even if it is possible I would like to get materials that can help me for theaching.thank you for giving me this chance.

I have finished master of library and information science in India and now I live in sydney. I've not practice in ddc Now I forget how to make ddc number I would like to get a job in library so i like to get materials that can help me for teaching.thank you for giving me the chance.

i would like to join your ddc refresher course

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