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Color Classifiction
Dear friends, we studied about DDC, UDC, and other classification. But i saw question about color classification in NET question paper. What is color classification?
Please send information about that.
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Permalink Reply by Sangeeta Dubey on
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Hello sir,
Happy holi,
Colon Classification: In 1933 Indian librarian Shiyali Ramamrita Ranganathan introduced the Colon Classification system, which classifies all knowledge into broad, fundamental concepts. The Colon system then divides these concepts into several distinguishing characteristics, which Ranganathan called facets. The classification system uses colons (:) to distinguish between the various facets in a single notation and the name “Colon Classification system” is derived from its use in its notation scheme.
In United States, most research and academic libraries use Library of Congress Classification, while most schools and public libraries use Dewey Decimal Classification. The UDC system is widely used in Europe, Latin America, Russia, and Japan. Although the use of the Colon Classification system is limited to a few Indian libraries, Ranganathan’s concept of facet analysis in classifying knowledge has been widely recognized. Some of its key concepts have been adopted by subsequent editions of the DDC or UDC, among others.
for more detail:--- http://www.netugc.com/library-classification
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Permalink Reply by Thippeswamy T S on
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Thanks for your information mam. and Happy Holi
Your information is right, but i want information about Color classification.
Thanking you.
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