Concept, nature and importance of information
- 1. AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITY PUEBLA FACULTY OF CHEMICAL DEGREE: PHARMACY ANALYSIS CONCEPT, NATURE AND IMPORTANCE OF INFORMATION STUDENT: DIANA CAROLINA MENDEZ BANDA TEACHER: HERIBERTO FLORES REYES PUEBLA, PUE SEPTEMBER 2014
- 2. CONCEPT, NATURE AND IMPORTANCE OF INFORMATION In the text above was found to be the sources of information have helped to meet the demands and needs for users or any information unit, its objectives are: allows access to the primary document therefore required to know all the works related to the information services, bibliographic develop products textual and non-textual to guide all users and evaluate the sources. They are of different types: primary, secondary and tertiary. Primary sources are major print publications are both regular scientific journals that are like that are not regular books. Secondary sources contain information on primary documents, outcomes or documentary analysis. It is a documentary analysis of primary sources made a description to make them more accessible to users and some examples which may be mentioned are: dictionaries, encyclopedias, yearbooks, etc. And its features are: provide enough direct information to the user, it is easy to access for information and is frequently used by information specialists and users. Tertiary sources is a collection of secondary information and sometimes also of primary bibliographies of bibliographies, lists of materials and even headers thesaurus. As the document definitions in etymological, anthropological and modern origin, and classification with features that are mentioned: Depending on their nature and structure: textual documents (written information) and non-text (images, sounds and models. Depending on the media: traditional (paper, cardboard, clay, wood, etc.) and new (magnetic, chemical, plastic, electronic, digital)