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c. Theory of children’s literature and young adult development – Philippine literary works;
d. Philippine Book Formats;
e. Libraries and Librarians;
f. Library Services for children and young adults.
g. School Library Programs
h. Reading programs in libraries
i. Multi-platform Materials in Children and Young Adult Literature
j. Storytelling in Libraries (experimental: digital vs traditional)
k. Bibliography
Not Recommended:
a. Reading Interests
Not Recommended:
a. Management styles
b. Job satisfaction
c. User satisfaction
d. Information-seeking behavior
e. TQM
f. Marketing strategies and marketing plans
g. Image and stereotypes studies
h. Job evaluation
a. Book indexes on Filipino texts and their exhaustiveness, correctness, arrangement and style –
Focus only on Filipino texts published by the Sentro ng Wikang Filipino;
b. Cataloging standards: challenges and future directions – Compare currently used AACR2R and
FDA;
c. Changing role and value of union lists with the availability of electronic full-text journal
databases;
d. Collaborative social network tools for the gathering and classification of information: an analysis
(Facebook, Flickr);
e. How is fiction described and outlined in DDC and LCC – Are the notations assigned for fiction in
DDC and LCC given in full details? Are the notations well expanded?;
f. Dissertations/theses as cited documents: analysis of their citations in published/unpublished
works in LIS;
g. MARC portability and reused in the open Web environment;
h. Notational techniques in DDC, CC and UDC – How are the notations provided in the 3
classification systems? Compare the notations per main class and subclasses. How are these
expanded to cover narrower topics?;
i. Study of auxiliaries in DDC, CC and UDC – What auxiliary tables are provided in these 3
classification systems? How are these used to build the complete classification numbers?;
j. The role of classification and indexing in organizing information resources;
k. Study of online catalogs in Philippine libraries: their helpful and least helpful features;
l. Creativity and innovation surrounding catalog interface design;
m. Study of cataloging blogs – What do these blogs contain? What are the objectives in coming up
with these blogs?;
n. Testing RDA in Philippine libraries – Do a preliminary testing similar to that done by the 3
national libraries in the U.S.:Library of congress, National Library of Medicine, National Library of
Agriculture. The UP Main Library, Ateneo de Manila University Library and De La Salle
University Library will be represented in a Steering Committee and they will choose who and
how many will be the test respondents. The methodology to be adopted will be that used by the
aforementioned institutions in US;
o. Impact of RDA in current cataloging practices in the Philippines – Determine who are currently
following the AACR2R in libraries in the Philippines and what will be the effect on their practices
should RDA be implemented;
p. Study of cataloging listservs;
q. Folksonomies;
r. Indexing of web resources
a. Validation of information literacy competency assessment tools – previous studies used different
tests, thus the studies yielded different results - separate tools for basic and tertiary education
(updated Apr. 25, 2012)
b. Digital reference services – service via e-mail and chat will be the preliminary focus since they
are the most prevalent modes of offering digital reference and a substantial volume of data is
available, focus will extend to other modes such as SMS, social networking sites and Voice-over
Internet Protocol (VoIP), and adherence to digital reference service guidelines such as the one
by ALA RUSA may be used for analysis;
c. Reference services for the underserved – reference collections and services for schools,
academe and the various professions have been studied enough, research must extend to
public library reference services for children and young adults, and reference services for other
sectors such as the LGBT community, agricultural sector, urban poor, labor sector and women;
d. Issues, trends and problems in library instruction – the focus is beyond the library orientation and
library skills level, and other modes such as online LI, group and one-on-one, and informal
instruction will be employee
e. The information search process/ search strategy formulation using online databases
f. Factors affecting the development of electronic resources collections
g. Competencies of reference librarians in the provision of digital reference
h. Filipiniana reference sources
Not recommended:
Information Systems
Students who plan to undertake these research topics MUST take the entire LIS 160 series
-Analysis and Impact Studies of InfoSystems (End-to-end user requirements design implementation
before proposal)
a. Philippine Librarianship
b. Information Sources and Resources Studies
c. Individual sources
d. Institutional sources
o Libraries
o Archives
o Museums
o Research Centers
o Information Centers
e. Information Channels / Media Studies
o Print media
o Broadcast media
o Electronic Media
o Media Evaluation
o Media Barriers
o Interpersonal Media
f. Information Users / Channels
o Audience Segmentation
o Audience Reach
o Audience Message – Reception Situations
o Audience Message Preferences
g. Information Content / Message Studies
o Organization
o Utilization
o Evaluation
o Qualification
h. Information Effects / Impact Studies