Course in The Use of Information Technology and Communication Networks in Organizing and Managing Libraries
This course offers a course on using information technology and communication networks in organizing and managing libraries. The field of information technology is define…
This course offers a course on using information technology and communication networks in organizing and managing libraries. The field of information technology is defined as the study of designing, developing, and supporting computer-based information systems and their applications. It involves using computers and software applications to convert, store, protect, process, transmit, and securely retrieve information. Those who study information technology are called computer specialists or IT specialists.
The course program focuses on equipping participants with significant skills in information security management and web design, while also enhancing their expertise in protecting information infrastructure. It enables participants to have complete control over information by determining who will receive the data.
Course Objectives
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Target Audience for the Course on Using Information Technology and Communication Networks in Organizing and Managing Libraries:
Managers of all companies and institutions.
All employees in the management of institutions and companies.
Those responsible for information security departments.
Anyone interested in learning methods to protect information.
Anyone looking to develop themselves in this field.
Objectives of the Course on Using Information Technology and Communication Networks in Organizing and Managing Libraries:
By the end of the course, participants will be able to achieve the following benefits:
Acquire advanced skills in library management.
Gain comprehensive knowledge in cataloging, classifying books, and more.
Focus on how to utilize advanced information technology in the field of libraries.
Provide participants with extensive experience in data monitoring through applications that enable tracking data flow in and out.
Introduce participants to physical security methods, highlighting several simple strategies that should be followed to maintain information security.
Course Outline
Identifying Needs and Understanding Library Goals:
Provisioning
Cataloging
Classification
Periodicals
Preservation and Storage
Returns
Fields of Information and Communication Technology Used in Libraries:
Reproduction and filmic materials
Storage and retrieval
Communication technology
Modern communication tools and their role in library services
Electronic publishing and its impact on libraries
The future of printed books in light of modern communications
Developing supervisory skills in the library
Interacting with the public and customer service
A practical case study on using information technology in organizing and managing libraries
Necessary steps to retain the skills acquired from the program
Internet risks to information security
The risk of disclosing confidential information
Preparing an executive plan to translate the acquired skills into practical application
Cases and practical workshops
Evaluation and conclusion of the training program
Schedule & Fees
2026 Schedule & Fees
There are no public sessions remaining for the course this year. Please contact us if you wish to have a customized in-house session, or to find out how an additional public session can be scheduled.