The well known documentary chain, is one of the cornerstones in the study of library and information science. Represents the ordered set of processes, activities, services and their operators that target management and the handling of documents, information and messages contained therein. Somehow, the document chain, represents a map of all the concepts that are especially important in document analysis, classification, application of the indexing languages, information retrieval, dissemination or dissemination of the documents, the concreteness and solution to the demands of the information society and the feedback cycle.
therefore see how the Documentary Channel, it means being familiar with the essence of the Documentation applied to any institution, whether a library, archive, documentation center or museum. For this reason, it is vital to have an overall idea, is not always reflected in a comprehensive manner, being therefore very partial vision confined to a very specific area of \u200b\u200bstudy.
Given these considerations, a little over a month, I made for my students a detailed outline of the chain and includes a documentary that covers the main concepts and contents that are normally studied over the career of Library and Information Sciences Documentation. It would be news if it were a simple scheme, since the plane of the Documentary Channel has been designed in A2 format, serving the latest concepts and developments Documentation, including the concept of feedback, external factors, types of documents, document process development and involvement of creative and editorial process. While it may not represent perfection, it is a first step towards an overview of increasingly complete.
As a result of a personal analysis of the Documentary Channel, the offer in this global showcase for all interested readers, practitioners and experts from the guild, who will appreciate and appreciate the work that has led to manufacture it.
To better understand the finished work, I recommend consulting the original source in which it was published, namely the Blog of the subject History of Science and Documentation, which explains the whole mechanism is necessary in this diagram.
- BLÁZQUEZ Ochanda, Manuel. The document chain and information management. Madrid: History of Science and Documentation, 2008. Cap16.
http://ccdoc-histccdocumentacion.blogspot.com/.../cadena-documental-gestion.html
