Library Cataloging
How are folks at smaller libraries managing their serials? We are still using Cardex for check-in. Not the best solution but the last time I looked, several years ago, there was no stand alone serials management product for smaller libraries.I'd like something that would alert us to missing issues and binding. Something that our users could see the issues received would be nice. If it could read the barcodes from the issues and perform the check-in from that, that would be great. Any suggestions?
- Serials Symposium
The 2nd Annual Serials Symposium sponsored by the University of Houston Libraries will be held Friday July 22 at MD Anderson Library. I attended last year and found it well worth the time, effort and cost. Serials Congresses...
- Nasig
Just a notice that now is the time to renew or join NASIG.Established in 1985, the North American Serials Interest Group, Inc. (NASIG) is an independent organization that promotes communication, information, and continuing education about serials and...
- Nasig
The annual conference for the North American Serials Interest Group is scheduled for Portland, Oregon, June 26-29. Some sessions of interest to catalogers include:Cataloging for the Non CatalogerCataloging Survival for non Catalogers, or you thought you...
- Onix
ONIX: What Is In It for Libraries? at NISO provides links to some papers.ONIX in the Library or, Why This Presentation Should Be Longer by Laura Dawson, SIRSIONIX: What's In It for Libraries? The Technical Services Angle by David Williamson, Library...
- Serials Subscription Information
NISO has released a white paper on The Exchange of Serials Subscription Information.NISO commissioned this White Paper to help the organization think through the current needs and prospects for successfully developing a standard format for exchanging...
Library Cataloging
Serials Management
How are folks at smaller libraries managing their serials? We are still using Cardex for check-in. Not the best solution but the last time I looked, several years ago, there was no stand alone serials management product for smaller libraries.I'd like something that would alert us to missing issues and binding. Something that our users could see the issues received would be nice. If it could read the barcodes from the issues and perform the check-in from that, that would be great. Any suggestions?
- Serials Symposium
The 2nd Annual Serials Symposium sponsored by the University of Houston Libraries will be held Friday July 22 at MD Anderson Library. I attended last year and found it well worth the time, effort and cost. Serials Congresses...
- Nasig
Just a notice that now is the time to renew or join NASIG.Established in 1985, the North American Serials Interest Group, Inc. (NASIG) is an independent organization that promotes communication, information, and continuing education about serials and...
- Nasig
The annual conference for the North American Serials Interest Group is scheduled for Portland, Oregon, June 26-29. Some sessions of interest to catalogers include:Cataloging for the Non CatalogerCataloging Survival for non Catalogers, or you thought you...
- Onix
ONIX: What Is In It for Libraries? at NISO provides links to some papers.ONIX in the Library or, Why This Presentation Should Be Longer by Laura Dawson, SIRSIONIX: What's In It for Libraries? The Technical Services Angle by David Williamson, Library...
- Serials Subscription Information
NISO has released a white paper on The Exchange of Serials Subscription Information.NISO commissioned this White Paper to help the organization think through the current needs and prospects for successfully developing a standard format for exchanging...