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Study graduate diploma online with Curtin University through Open Universities Australia. Explore all degrees, subjects and short courses now.

Get sorted for a career working in librarianship. Understand what information literacy means, and how keeping information accessible keeps communities going. Understand the professional principles and attitudes that underpin this practice.

Graduate Diploma in Information and Library Studies

Study technologies for information capture, storage and dissemination, recordkeeping and content management, conservation and preservation. Develop the skills of a professional records manager, corporate information manager or archivist.

Graduate Diploma in Records Management and Archives

Technologies for Information Services

Collection Management

Resource Description & Access

Advanced Discipline Project 2

Enterprise Content Management

Reference Services

Advanced Discipline Project 1

Leading and Managing in Information Environments A

Archives and Heritage Collections

Upgrade your knowledge of information services technologies. Note issues created by evolving technology. Study records interfaces and how they impact user experience.Store what you need to know about technology features and functions for later use.

Locate ways to structure data objects inside information organisation and retrieval systems.Cross-reference databases, metadata and mark-up languages. Search for ways to make indexing tools more effective. Address global bibliography standards.

Information Design

Telling Stories with Data

Understand the importance of a good reference and information service in libraries.Sort through advanced search strategies and see how to set up automated information retrieval. Discuss citation indexing. Break down the steps in a reference interview.

Assess how information services play a role in lifelong learning. Learn how to use principles and frameworks to build activities that encourage information literacy. Consider the role of technology in how users understand new information.

Information Literacy

Rummage through the policies and issues affecting the collections management field.Describe the methodologies used to measure collections. Learn about document delivery. Round up alternative ways you can help users find the information they need.

Learn how to run an information service within an organisation. You’ll look into managing staff and facilities, preparing for disaster, and legal and ethical issues. Learn how to market your service, and evaluate and report on your success and value.

Cover the strategies employed by information professionals to conserve decaying materials.Explore digital preservation issues. Update your knowledge of copyright law. Compile a list of practices used on local, national and international levels.

Conservation and Preservation

Determine the best methods of storing, preserving and developing library collections. Learn about document selection and delivery. Assess ejournals and online packages. Make decisions as to what types of material should be stored in which collection.

Categorise a range of archives management theories, principles and standards.Store data description and arrangement techniques for reference. Explore the history of archiving. Build the ability to appraise an organisation's archival requirements.

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