Institution:
Architecture Library
- Sevilla University
Sevilla
Address:
Architecture
Library - Sevilla
University
Avda de Reina Mercedes, nº 2
41012 Sevilla
Tel: 95 455 6525
Fax: 4556852
Contact persons:
Paz Sánchez Baíllo (User education. Responsible for the service)
Tel.: 954551592
Fax: 954551135
Elvira Ordóñez Cocovi (Architecture section manager)
Tel.: 954556526
Fax: 954 55 6852
Moreno Perpiñá Ana Isabel (responsible of the Library)
Tel.: 954556525
Migens Maqueda María Isabel
Tel.: 954556526
Irene Cisneros Barrera
Tel.: 954556525
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Specialised
courses at the Architecture Library of the University of Sevilla
Library
instruction enhanced
with hints of information literacy
Target groups: university (Architecture) students; university teachers; USE
(University of Sevilla) members
Levels: basic, advanced and specialised
1. Searching
the catalogue FAMA
Target group: USE members
Level: basic
Duration: about 45 minutes
Contents: Searching for author, title, journal title, subject, keyword...
Truncation, search limits and options. Printing, saving and exporting records, searching in other libraries,
etc.
2. A
guidance/orientation in the study for new ETSA
(Architecture School of Sevilla) students. A non-major (optional)
course
Target group: new ETSA students
Level: advanced
Duration: about 10 hours
A course is scheduled for each four month period. Its contents are
the same as those of the corresponding tutorials prepared by the USE
Architecture Library and freely available online (in Spanish).
Contents: Welcome
to the Architecture Library of the University of Sevilla
- The Sevilla University Libraries: Learning & Research Resource Centres
(CRAI in Spanish)
- The Architecture Library: its structure, functioning, equipment, services and
facilities:
- The Library's information resources. How to search for information.
- The USE catalogue Fama and its use.
- Scientific databases. Basics of their use.
- Loan
Contents: How to search for
information on Architecture and Building
- The key role of information
- Kinds of information resources
- Information resources on specific subjects
- How to search for information?
- Tools for searching for information
- Information retrieval
- Search strategies
- Library catalogues. The USE catalogue Fama and its use.
- Other catalogues of Architecture Libraries
- Scientific databases: their content and use; search strategies and techniques.
- Databases for Architecture. Databases for Architecture and Building. Arqa: arquitectura en Andalucía (Architecture
in Andalusia). Database of the Architects Association of Madrid (COAM). Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals. Urbadoc.
UNE rules: Norweb. Legal guide for architects and engineers. Construdoc.
- Web sites of interest for Architecture, Building and Town Planning.
- Steps to locate information.
3. A
guidance/orientation in the study for new EUAT
(University
School of Technical Architecture students) students. A non-major (optional)
course - 1 credit
Target group: new EUAT students
Level: advanced
Duration: about 10 hours
A course is scheduled for each four month period. Its contents are
the same as those of the corresponding tutorials prepared by the USE
Architecture Library and freely available online (in Spanish).
Contents: Welcome
to the Architecture Library of the University of Sevilla
- The Sevilla University Libraries: Learning & Research Resource Centres
(CRAI in Spanish)
- The Architecture Library: its structure, functioning, equipment, services and
facilities:
- The Library's information resources. How to search for information.
- The USE catalogue Fama and its use.
- Scientific databases. Basics of their use.
- Loan
Contents: How to search for
information on Architecture and Building
- The key role of information
- Kinds of information resources
- Information resources on specific subjects
- How to search for information?
- Tools for searching for information
- Information retrieval
- Search strategies
- Library catalogues. The USE catalogue Fama and its use.
- Other catalogues of Architecture Libraries
- Scientific databases: their content and use; search strategies and techniques.
- Databases for Architecture. Databases for Architecture and Building. Arqa: arquitectura en Andalucía (Architecture
in Andalusia). Database of the Architects Association of Madrid (COAM). Avery Index to Architectural Periodicals. Urbadoc.
UNE rules: Norweb. Legal guide for architects and engineers. Construdoc.
- Web sites of interest for Architecture, Building and Town Planning.
- Steps to locate information.
4. Information sources for Architecture and Town Planning
Target groups: ETSA and EUAT second and third-cycle students; ETSA and EUAT
teachers
Level: advanced and specialised
Duration: about 3 hours
Contents:
- Introduction: presentation of the Guide to Architecture and Town Planning.
- Bibliographic resources on the Net: catalogues and databases. Journals.
- National and international servers containing information on Architecture and
Town Planning and websites of interest.
- Resources on Town Planning
- Image databases
- Research tools: doctoral theses, how to keep up to date... service of document
obtaining.
For more information, see also the
Library's tutorials.
5. Information sources for
Building
Target groups: ETSA and EUAT students; ETSA and EUAT
teachers
Level: advanced and specialised
Duration: about 3 hours
Contents:
- Introduction: presentation of the Guide to Building.
- Bibliographic resources on the Net: catalogues and databases. Journals.
- National and international servers containing information on Building and websites of interest.
- Resources on Town Planning
- Professional resources and construction companies.
- Research tools: doctoral theses, how to keep up to date... service of document
obtaining.
For more information, see also the
Library's tutorials.
6. Introduction
to the Library's services
Target groups: USE members
Level: basic
Duration: about 45 minutes
Contents: Mission, resources, hours etc. of all the Library's
services, esp. loan, information desk, bibliographic information, reprography,
user education and document obtaining.
7. Introduction to the use of the Internet
Target groups: library users newbies of the Internet
Level: basic
Duration: 1 hour
It is targeted to the users who want to start using the Internet, of basic level
skills or no knowledge/competence.
Contents:
- What is the Internet?
- What services it provides: e-mail, ftp, chat, telnet, etc.
- How to surf. Main search engines.
8. Journals
on Architecture and Town Planning:
how to find information
Target groups: ETSA and EUAT first, second and third-cycle students; ETSA and EUAT
teachers
Level: advanced
Duration: about 1 hour
Contents:
- Searching the journals catalogue of Fama. Access to the abstracts.
- How to set up a search strategy in databases.
- Searching for articles in databases on Architecture and Town Planning: APID,
Urbadisc, ARQ-A, RIBA catalogue online.
- Remote access to databases.
For more information, see also the
Library's tutorials.
9. Journals
on Building: how to find information
Target groups: ETSA and EUAT first, second and third-cycle students; ETSA and EUAT
teachers
Level: advanced
Duration: about 1 hour
Contents:
- Searching the journals catalogue of Fama. Access to the abstracts.
- E-journals in Building.
- How to set up a search strategy in databases.
- Searching for articles in databases on Building: Construdoc and Iconda.
- Remote access to databases.
For more information, see also the
Library's tutorials.
10. Legislation, rules and regulations for Building
and Preservation of heritage
Target groups: ETSA and EUAT first, second and third-cycle students; ETSA and EUAT
teachers
Level: advanced
Duration: about 1 hour
Contents:
- Access to official gazettes and standardization bodies.
- Full-text legislation, rules and regulations on the net.
- Databases on legislation, rules and regulations: Aranzadi, Eurocódigos. Legal guide for
architects and engineers.
- Searching for articles in databases on Building: Construdoc and Iconda.
- Remote access to databases.
For more information, see also the
Library's tutorials.
11. Information
resources for Architecture, Building and Town Planning
Target group: students pursuing a technical or artistic degree
Level: advanced and specialised
Duration: about 30 hours
Contents: How to make best use of the library as centre of access to and
diffusion of information.
Teaching activities and practical exercises are aimed at locating,
handling and managing printed and digital documentation specialised in
Architecture, Building and Town Planning.
12. Information
resources for Architecture, Building and Town Planning. A non-major (optional)
course - 3 credits
Target group: students pursuing a technical or artistic degree
Level:advanced and specialised
Duration: about 30 hours
Contents: How to make best use of the library as centre of access to and
diffusion of information.
Teaching activities and practical exercises are aimed at locating,
handling and managing printed and digital documentation specialised in
Architecture, Building and Town Planning.
13. RECURSOS-E:
the BUS electronic resources
Target group: USE members
Level: basic
Duration: about
1 hour
Contents:
- Content of the database RECURSOS-E: e-journals, abstracts of printed journals,
full text and reference databases, dicitonaries, enciclopaedias, etc.
- Search options: for title, subject, supplier...
- Results
- Accesses and connections
- Online helps.
Keywords: user education - library instruction -
information literacy - courses for Architecture students -
credit-earning courses for university students - optional courses for university students
- training for
university teachers - training for university members - subject oriented training
- library use -
library services - library resources - information resources -
electronic resources - information resources for Architecture -
information resources for Building -
information resources for Town Planning - information searching - information retrieval -
search strategies - search techniques - scientific databases - the
Internet - use of the Internet
- scientific journals on Architecture
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