Table of Contents
Concepts
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#| xy | arrangement |
B| xy | bibliographic universe |
C| xy | catalog | catalog - book | catalog - card |catalog - online | cataloging | cataloging - descriptive | Continual improvement process
D| xy | description |
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F| xy |
G| xy |
J| xy |
K| xy |
L| xy |
M| xy |
N| xy |
P| xy |
Q| xy |
T| xy |
U| xy |
V| xy |
W| xy |
X| xy |
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Summarization
Knowledge Structures
Priming Constraint
Enumeration | Chronological Order | Compare & Contrast | Cause & Effect | Problem & Solution
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Constraints
How are constraints used in the knowledge acquisition process? How are they helpful in memorization? How are constraints related to information pickup? What are the broader implications for the idea of constraints? How are they related to conservation of environmental features? How is memory constrained biologically? Electromagnetically? Order? Topologically? Management?
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Knowledge Dissection
What are the meaningful chunks of knowledge? What are they? How are they defined? How are they used? How are they organized?
Text to speech Speech to text Writing to text
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Morphological tools