Three things I learned:
1. Organizing their collections (Print and Non- Print). They have a very systematic way on how
to organize their collections whether it is print or non- print.
2. Enriching their collections by subscribing e- journals and e- references and also by
downloading those open access journals.
3. Techniques in arranging the list of their electronic journals (subscribed and open access)
Trip to IRRI is so challenging. In the first place we (Aisa and me) really don’t know how to go to IRRI, but by just asking for the directions, we’ve made it, we were able to locate the place.
It’s believable that IRRI library is one of the best libraries. It is due to their library system Millennium, though it is so expensive but they’re able to depend it by serving their clients, even abroad with satisfaction. They’re been very resourceful in enriching their collections.
Really can’t forget this tour in IRRI, there’s so much fun.
3. Techniques in arranging the list of their electronic journals (subscribed and open access)
Trip to IRRI is so challenging. In the first place we (Aisa and me) really don’t know how to go to IRRI, but by just asking for the directions, we’ve made it, we were able to locate the place.
It’s believable that IRRI library is one of the best libraries. It is due to their library system Millennium, though it is so expensive but they’re able to depend it by serving their clients, even abroad with satisfaction. They’re been very resourceful in enriching their collections.
Really can’t forget this tour in IRRI, there’s so much fun.
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