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The Dewey Decimal Classification System. Find information about everything in the world and beyond!. Heidi Packer Sue Thach MEDT 6463 Spring, 2011. What is the Dewey Decimal Classification System?.

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  1. The Dewey Decimal Classification System Find information about everything in the world and beyond! • Heidi Packer Sue Thach MEDT 6463 Spring, 2011

  2. What is the Dewey Decimal Classification System? • It organizes books and other materials in libraries so that people can find them easily on the shelves. • It is arranged using numbersto represent all of the subjects in the world . . . and beyond.

  3. Melvil Dewey (1851-1931) • The Dewey Decimal Classification System was Melvil Dewey’s BIG idea. • He divided all of the knowledge in the world into ten main classes and left room for things he didn’t even know about yet, like computers. http://www.slais.ubc.ca/COURSES/libr517/02-03-wt2/projects/dewey/Images/deweymelvil.gif

  4. Dewey is everywhere! • When you go to other libraries, you can find non-fiction books using the same system. • Books are grouped together by subject, so when you go to the section on animals (599) you can browse the shelf and see books about many animals. Pebblebrook High School Media Center 2011

  5. The Online Catalog Pebblebrook High School Media Center 2011 • The computers in your library have a catalog program that helps you find the books you want to read. • When you type in a search term, the catalog gives you a list of books with that subject and the Dewey number telling you where to find it on the shelf. • This number is the address of the book. It is called a “Call Number.”

  6. Call Number 004 ROO

  7. Spine Label

  8. 000s General Knowledge and Information 004 ROO

  9. 100s Psychology and Philosophy 133.1 NET Click Here for title review

  10. 200s Religion 220.9 Rog

  11. 300s Social Sciences 323.44 FRE

  12. 400s Language 401 SWI 423.1 TER

  13. 500s Natural Sciences Click Here for title review 537 PAR 591.769 PAR

  14. 600s Technology & Applied Science Click Here for title review 636.7 CLU   614.4 WAR

  15. 700s The Arts 796. 357 STE 743 AME

  16. 800s Literature 822.3 SHA 809 WIL

  17. 900s History Geography 917.580 FRO 940.1 How

  18. Games and Activities • Here are some ways to learn more about the Dewey Decimal Classification System and expand your knowledge: • Click the link below to play Dewey games: Quia - Dewey Decimal System • Click the link below to do some Dewey activities and test your knowledge: Dewey Activities

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