Indexers - Partners in Publishing
First International Conference of the Australian Society of Indexers, Marysville, Victoria, 31 March - 2 April 1995.
Proceedings
McMaster, Max (editor) Indexers – Partners in Publishing: First International Conference of the Australian Society of Indexers, Marysville, Victoria, 31 March – 2 April 1995, Melbourne: Australian Society of Indexers, 1995.
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Contents of Proceedings
- Keynote address, by Professor Victor Prescott
- Dispatches from the States, by Carolyn McGovern
- In search of indexers in South India, by Garry Cousins
- Pricing the index: a comparison of methods, by Max McMaster
- Quoting for indexing work, by Glenda Browne
- Humans and computers: partners in indexing, by Steve Sunter
- Indexing of multimedia data, by Dorota Kieronska and Svetha Venkatesh
- Classified or specific indexing with particular reference to law books, by Betty Moys
- Indexing for young people, by Geoff Chapman
- Maintaining indexing principles while breaking the rules of thumb, by Alan Walker
- Standards and choices, by Drusilla Calvert
- Education for indexers panel, by Carolyn McGovern
- Education for indexers in Australia: impressions by an outsider, by Judy Clayden
- Education and training for indexers in UK, by Elizabeth Wallis
- Training in indexing - postal tutorials, by Ann Hall
- Indexing the law, by Kingsley Siebel
- Index to ACT legislation, by Elizabeth Estbergs
- SAP (Subject Access Project) - indexing for the exploration of the rich topical context of books and for accessing smaller semantic entities, by Prof. Irene Wormell
- Economics and the future of database indexing, by Lynn Farkas
- Introduction to the traditional thesaurus, by George Levick
- Requirements for an automated thesaurus package, by Graham Whittall
- Multi media: new technology, by Bernard Marshall
- Development of a thesaurus for the SAGE - (Science and Geography Education) database, by Sherrey Quinn
- Thesaurus construction in an interdisciplinary soft science: producing a thesaurus for the Department of Environmental Protection, Perth, Western Australia, by Kathy Little and Maggie Exon
- Indexing an encyclopaedia, by Gary Hall, Moffatt
- The Hindu Index database, by M.P. Govindaraj and H.R. Mohan
- Ethics of indexing - a forum, by John Simkin
- Indexing APAIS and the Australian Medical Index - the implications of the National Document and Information System (NDIS), by Sandra Henderson
- Legal indexing on an international scale, by Tom Reynolds
- Indexing the Internet, by Prof. Michael Middleton
- Quantity versus quantity: indexing and the Internet, by Susan MacDougall
