Marchenko N. P.

Production and adapting to the needs of the user and promotion biographical knowledge Ukraine libraries for children.

Abstract: The article reviews the achievements of Ukrainian libraries for children in biographical information activity, including preparation bibliographic indexes and forming electronic resources biographical information, adapted to the user-child.

Keywords: ‘biohraphica’, biobibliography, biography and information activities, electronic resources of biographical information, Ukrainian libraries for children.

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• Marchenko N. P. (V. I. Vernadskyi National Library of Ukraine)

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Marchenko N. P. (2015). Production and adapting to the needs of the user and promotion biographical knowledge Ukraine libraries for children.. Biographistica Ukrainica, (12) 296-311. (In Ukrainan). https://doi.org/10.15407/ub.12.296

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