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Library of Congress Call Numbers and Classifications: Journal Articles

This guide will help patrons learn and interpret the Library of Congress classification and call numbers in the library in order to find materials in the Bellevue University collection.

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Journal Articles

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Documenting classification systems: A case study and considerations by Straughn, C.
Library Resources & Technical Services, (2023), 67(1), 16-25.
Students' understanding of the Library of Congress call number system by Murphy, J., Long, D., & MacDonald, J. B.
The Reference Librarian, (2013), 54, 103-117.
Undergraduate students still experience difficulty interpreting Library of Congress call numbers by Dalton, M.
Evidence Based Library and Information Practice, (2013), 8(4), 139-141
What scheme do we prefer? An examination of preference between Library of Congress and Dewey Decimal Classification among U.S.-based academic library employees. by Lund, B. D., & Agbaji, D. A.
Knowledge Organization, (2018), 45(5), 380-392.

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