UNIT 1 LIBRARY TYPES(ENGLISH FOR LIBRARY SCIENCE)

English for Library Science

​NGUYEN NGOC NAM (M.A)
FACULTY OF TOURISM MANAGEMENT AND INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGES
HANOI UNIVERSITY OF CULTURE

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• LISTENING

1. TYPES OF LIBRARIES

2. LIBRARY STAFF

3. LIBRARY FUNDING

4. LIBRARY MATERIALS AND COLLECTION MAINTENANCE

5. TECHNICAL SERVICES (ACQUISITIONS)

6. TECHNICAL SERVICES (CATALOGUING AND CLASSIFICATION)

7. LIBRARY MARKETING

8. THE CHANGING FACE OF TODAY'S LIBRARIES

Open Ended

1. What comes to mind when you hear the term "library"?

Open Ended

1. What comes to mind when you hear the term "library"?

Types of Libraries

1. What comes to mind when you hear the term "library"?

2. Have you visited different types of libraries before? If so, which ones?

3. Can you name some different types of libraries?

Multiple Choice

What is an academic library?

• A library that only contains fiction books.

• A public library that serves the entire community.

• A library that focuses solely on digital resources.

• An academic library is a library associated with a college or university that supports academic research and education.

Multiple Choice

What is a special library?

• A special library is a library that serves a specific audience or specialized field.

• A special library is a library that only contains fiction books.

• A special library is a library that focuses on general knowledge for all ages.

• A special library is a public library open to everyone.

Multiple Choice

What is a library?

• A library is a collection of personal items owned by an individual.

• A library is a type of computer software.

• A library is a collection of resources organized for public use.

• A library is a place where only books are sold.

Poll

The primary function of a library is entertainment.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Poll

The main goal of a school library is to support the educational program and aid in student development.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Why do we need libraries?

• To serve as a quiet place for napping

• To store old books only

• To provide free meals to everyone

• We need libraries for access to information, resources, and community engagement.

Multiple Choice

Can you think of a place where you find books?

• Gym

• Library

• Grocery store

• Coffee shop

Multiple Choice

Why do we need libraries?

• To serve as a quiet place for napping

• To store old books only

• To provide free meals to everyone

• We need libraries for access to information, resources, and community engagement.

Poll

Modern libraries often use electronic multimedia for the preservation of knowledge.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Who does an academic library serve?

• Students, faculty, and researchers.

• Local community organizations

• General public and tourists

• Only faculty members

Multiple Choice

What do libraries store?

• Clothing and accessories

• Food and beverages

• Furniture and appliances

• Books, magazines, newspapers, and digital media.

Multiple Choice

What do we call the knowledge stored in libraries?

• Library data

• Library resources

• Library information

• Library knowledge

Multiple Choice

What was the old way of keeping information?

• Written records on papyrus or parchment and oral tradition.

• Video recordings and podcasts

• Social media posts and blogs

• Digital databases and cloud storage

Multiple Choice

What is a new way of keeping information?

• Storing information on USB drives.

• Using paper files for record keeping.

• Centralized data storage in a single server.

• Decentralized storage systems like blockchain.

Multiple Choice

Can you name a type of library?

• Mobile library

• Academic library

• Public library

• Digital library

Multiple Choice

Why are libraries important for learning?

• Libraries are not necessary in the digital age.

• Libraries are only for borrowing books.

• Libraries are primarily for entertainment purposes.

• Libraries are important for learning because they provide access to diverse resources, study spaces, and educational programs.

Multiple Choice

What helps libraries grow?

• Community engagement and diverse programming.

• Increased funding from the government.

• Limiting access to digital resources.

• Reducing the number of staff members.

Multiple Choice

What kind of improvements do libraries support?

• Improvements in physical fitness

• Improvements in literacy, access to information, community engagement, digital skills, and lifelong learning.

• Improvements in personal grooming

• Improvements in financial literacy

Multiple Choice

What is one thing that has changed in libraries over time?

• The inclusion of digital resources and online access.

• Libraries now only offer physical books.

• Libraries have eliminated community programs.

• Libraries have reduced their book collections.

Multiple Choice

What do you think is inside a library?

• Outdoor activities

• Furniture and decorations

• Books, magazines, computers, study spaces, and multimedia resources.

• Food and beverages

Multiple Choice

How do libraries help people?

• Libraries are only for students and teachers.

• Libraries only lend books to people.

• Libraries help people by providing access to information, resources, and community services.

• Libraries charge fees for all services.

Multiple Choice

What is a special library?

• A special library is a library that serves a specific audience or specialized field.

• A special library is a library that only contains fiction books.

• A special library is a library that focuses on general knowledge for all ages.

• A special library is a public library open to everyone.

Multiple Choice

Can you think of a place where you find books?

• Gym

• Library

• Grocery store

• Coffee shop

• ACADEMIC LIBRARY

• SPECIAL LIBRARY

• PUBLIC LIBRARY

Multiple Choice

What is an academic library?

• A library that only contains fiction books.

• A public library that serves the entire community.

• A library that focuses solely on digital resources.

• An academic library is a library associated with a college or university that supports academic research and education.

Multiple Choice

Who does an academic library serve?

• Students, faculty, and researchers.

• Local community organizations

• General public and tourists

• Only faculty members

Multiple Choice

What is the main objective of an academic library?

• To serve as a social gathering place.

• To provide entertainment resources.

• To sell books and materials.

• To support educational and research needs.

Multiple Choice

Name one type of academic library.

• Special library

• Public library

• School library

• University library

Multiple Choice

What is a school library?

• A school library is a place for students to play games.

• A school library is a gymnasium for physical education.

• A school library is a cafeteria for lunch services.

• A school library is a resource center within a school that offers books and materials to support education.

Multiple Choice

What does a school library provide?

• Access to books, resources, and study space.

• Exclusive access to teachers' lounge

• A place for physical education classes

• Access to online games and entertainment

Multiple Choice

Why is a school library important for students?

• Students can learn everything they need from the internet alone.

• School libraries are primarily for teachers to use.

• A school library is only for storing old books.

• A school library is important for students because it supports their learning, promotes literacy, and provides access to diverse resources.

Multiple Choice

What is one purpose of a school library?

• To serve as a venue for school events.

• To provide a space for students to socialize.

• To store outdated textbooks and materials.

• To support students' learning and research.

Multiple Choice

How does a school library help children?

• A school library restricts access to books and resources.

• A school library helps children by providing access to books, promoting reading, supporting learning, and offering a space for study.

• A school library discourages reading and learning activities.

• A school library is primarily a place for sports and recreation.

Multiple Choice

What type of media can you find in a school library?

• Video games

• Textbooks for college courses

• Online courses

• Books, magazines, newspapers, audiobooks, e-books, reference materials

Multiple Choice

Who benefits from the resources of an academic library?

• Students, faculty, researchers, and the community.

• Only local businesses

• Only graduate students

• Only librarians

Multiple Choice

What is the role of teachers in an academic library?

• Teachers manage the library's budget and resources.

• Teachers conduct all library workshops and events.

• Teachers primarily grade student assignments.

• Teachers assist students in utilizing academic libraries effectively for research and learning.

Multiple Choice

Can research scholars use academic libraries?

• Yes, research scholars can use academic libraries.

• Yes, but only for a limited time.

• No, only undergraduate students can use academic libraries.

• No, research scholars must use public libraries instead.

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between a college library and a school library?

• The main difference is that college libraries provide advanced academic resources for higher education, while school libraries focus on supporting K-12 education with age-appropriate materials.

• School libraries have more computers than college libraries.

• College libraries are only for graduate students.

• College libraries do not allow students to borrow books.

Multiple Choice

Why do you think libraries are important for learning?

• Libraries are only for borrowing books.

• Libraries restrict access to information.

• Libraries are outdated and not needed anymore.

• Libraries are important for learning because they provide access to resources, a conducive study environment, and support literacy and research skills.