Masahiro Saotome et al.: Linkage and cooperation between libraries, museums, and archives

Libraries, museums and archives have been cut off in many ways, despite the fact that there is much in common with historical or cultural data collected, preserved, public and available. But the digital age is opening up, new knowledge and culture are being formed, and new roles are required in the flow of information. The vast and complex range of information, which is a growing processing and storage capacity of information and the management of information that will be released for personal protection and public benefit, requires a high degree of skill and insight. The book contains real examples of the currentity and finance of the libraries, museums, archives and even the ancient walls of Japan and other places, as well as examples of contemporary connections and collaborations in archives and libraries and museums, and of its utility and potential. We also talk about future vision and the quantity of people and education for him. Besides the library, museums, and archives agents, it is a book that can be encouraged to interest readers in history, records, and exhibits. What is Lakivium? In 2008, Professor Megan Winjet of Texas University first used the term Lakivium, which is a combination of libraries, Acabe and Muziam. Lakivium refers to an organization that uses a combination of different media sources as a form of information resources, which corresponds to the MMS (Mamium, 05, 1945s) in the book. But in our country, it seems more and more used as a complex cultural institution, meaning a place or a facility. The fact that other functional facilities are physically placed in the same building, the same place, does not complete the congregating or complexity.

Korean title: 도서관, 박물관, 기록관의 연계·협력

Korean author: 사오토메 마사히로 외

Korean publisher: 한울

ISBN-13: 9788946080928