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Business from 38th Annual IATUL Conference Bozen 2017
Krueger, Stephanie ; Chodounská, Alena
IATUL’s 2017 theme was Embedding Libraries – Service and Development in Context. Over 120 attendees from many countries worldwide attended this year’s conference. Dr. Krueger presented a paper entitled Letting Traditional Boundaries Blur: A Case Study in Co-Developing STEM “Excellence” Courses and moderated a session on Thursday at the request of conference organizers. Speakers at the moderated session were from the Technical University of Munich and the German National Library of Science and Technology in Hannover.
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UC Berkeley Library Internship Report
Chodounská, Alena ; Strych, Filip
An internship at the UC Berkeley Library in Berkeley took place from September 16 to September 26, 2017 and aimed to encourage and enable the exchange of experience and good practice among NTK staff and the UC Berkeley Library and to establish working relationships with foreign professionals. The main themes were: information support for students and teachers; involving students and teachers in creation of library services; linking the library's long-term vision with the needs of the university and internal communication within the library; advanced information support for academic communication.
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Prague City Tourism Organization and Its Importance for Tourism in Prague
Kozár, Jan ; Vaško, Martin (advisor) ; Jarolímková, Liběna (referee)
The aim of this bachelor thesis was to analyse the activities of the Prague City Tourism organization which represents an important business concerning the incoming tourism field in Prague. A particular emphasis was put on the Visitor Services department, especially on the tourist visitor centres which are administered by it. Within the analysis, statistical data on the incoming tourism in Prague from 2015 and 2016 were processed using the comparison method. Within the bachelor thesis, the tourist pass called Prague Card was also presented. In the practical part a S.W.O.T. analysis of the visitor centres was done, based on Prague City Tourism environment knowledge and the secondary data analysis. Furthermore, there was a primary research performed by the author (using mainly the questioning method) which took place in visitor centres in Prague. The figures obtained during the research were evaluated in the thesis as well. An insight into the future of Prague City Tourism was also given in the practical part. Using every piece of knowledge mentioned, several measures were suggested in order to optimize the operation of visitor centres and the Prague Card product.
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