Artistic Rendering of "The Great Library of Alexandria." by O. Von Corven from Tolzmann, Don Heinrich, Alfred Hessel and Reuben Reiss. The Memory of Mankind. New Castle, DE: Oak Knoll Press, 2001. (c) ils.unc.edu/dpr/path/alexandria/index.htmThe ancient Library of Alexandria (Greek library in Egypt) is one of the most famous ancient libraires of the world. It is famous for its past glorious beginning and collections which became the beginning of the concept of library as the "centre of knowledge', as well as the mysterious and often legendary stories on how the library's past glory deminished destroyed.
This research assignment blog was done as a part of the assessment for Diploma of Library and Information Services course. It aims to record the research processes over the period of six weeks and share the processes, reflections, and discoveries on researching this topic with other classmates and potential interest bloggers.
Hi Hui-hsing
ReplyDeleteBlog is looking good. Keep it up! Start compiling your research material and citations. Love the goldfish gadget!
Linda
Hi Hui-hsing
ReplyDeleteI'm assuming you're enjoying your break!
Just a reminder that by next term you should have uploaded 5 posts to your blog and be well on your way to putting your research findings together in an organised way.
Remember to read through the webCT content about images, videos and copyright issues to help you with your blogs. There is also some helpful information about organising your research material under the CUSRAD02A link on the homepage.
Regards,
Linda