Library Cataloging
The "Educat" discussion list has recently been established as a forum for issues in teaching cataloging and metadata principles and techniques for electronic resources, as well as broader issues relating to cataloging education and training. The list is an outgrowth of workshops held in conjunction with Preparing 21st Century Cataloging and Metadata Professionals: A Workshop for Educators and Trainers, sponsored by the ALA Association of Library Collections & Technical Services (ALCTS),the Association for Library and Information Science Education (ALISE), LC's Cataloging Directorate, and OCLC An initial focus of the list will be a continuation of the workshops' discussions, such as the "levels of expertise" delineated in Ingrid Hsieh-Yee's report, and the role of catalogers and cataloging education in preparing professionals to work with digital resources and collections.To join the list, send the following email message to listserv@loc.gov, substituting your name in the appropriate spot:subscribe educat YOURNAME To access the Educat discussion list using the Web interface:
- Cataloging Webinar
The Incredible Shrinking Cataloging Department: How to Do More with Less January 11-12, 2012 Hosted by Xiaoli Li and Wade Wyckoff Please join us for an e-forum discussion. It?s free and open to everyone! Registration information is at the end of the message....
- Geographic Subject Coodinatates Discussion Listserv (subcoor)
SubCoor is a moderated computer forum open to anyone interested in discussing issues related to the use of geographic coordinates for place searches of various metadata systems. SubCoor provides an opportunity for members of the international community...
- Training
The Library of Congress has launched a Web-based learning center to promote core competency curriculum development for 21st century cataloging practitioners. The Cataloger's Learning Workshop is a cataloging and metadata training resource portal that...
- Autocat
After posting about the Radical Cataloging List it is only fair to mention the most important list for catalogers AUTOCAT "AUTOCAT is a semi-moderated international electronic discussion list running on LISTSERV(R) software. It serves as an electronic...
- Radical Cataloging List
This is a note I recently received. I've replaced the @ sign in the e-mail address with "at" to prevent harvesting by spammers. Due to a perceived need, I've started a list devoted to discussions of cataloging from a radical perspective. (Discussing...
Library Cataloging
Teaching Cataloging
The "Educat" discussion list has recently been established as a forum for issues in teaching cataloging and metadata principles and techniques for electronic resources, as well as broader issues relating to cataloging education and training. The list is an outgrowth of workshops held in conjunction with Preparing 21st Century Cataloging and Metadata Professionals: A Workshop for Educators and Trainers, sponsored by the ALA Association of Library Collections & Technical Services (ALCTS),the Association for Library and Information Science Education (ALISE), LC's Cataloging Directorate, and OCLC An initial focus of the list will be a continuation of the workshops' discussions, such as the "levels of expertise" delineated in Ingrid Hsieh-Yee's report, and the role of catalogers and cataloging education in preparing professionals to work with digital resources and collections.To join the list, send the following email message to listserv@loc.gov, substituting your name in the appropriate spot:
- Join or leave the educat list (or change settings)Post to the educat listEducat list archives
- Cataloging Webinar
The Incredible Shrinking Cataloging Department: How to Do More with Less January 11-12, 2012 Hosted by Xiaoli Li and Wade Wyckoff Please join us for an e-forum discussion. It?s free and open to everyone! Registration information is at the end of the message....
- Geographic Subject Coodinatates Discussion Listserv (subcoor)
SubCoor is a moderated computer forum open to anyone interested in discussing issues related to the use of geographic coordinates for place searches of various metadata systems. SubCoor provides an opportunity for members of the international community...
- Training
The Library of Congress has launched a Web-based learning center to promote core competency curriculum development for 21st century cataloging practitioners. The Cataloger's Learning Workshop is a cataloging and metadata training resource portal that...
- Autocat
After posting about the Radical Cataloging List it is only fair to mention the most important list for catalogers AUTOCAT "AUTOCAT is a semi-moderated international electronic discussion list running on LISTSERV(R) software. It serves as an electronic...
- Radical Cataloging List
This is a note I recently received. I've replaced the @ sign in the e-mail address with "at" to prevent harvesting by spammers. Due to a perceived need, I've started a list devoted to discussions of cataloging from a radical perspective. (Discussing...