Library Cataloging
The Cataloging Management Team has endorsed two sets of recommendations to expand bibliographic access to digital content, which is Goal IV in the Cataloging Directorate Strategic Plan:Recommendations for Modes of Cataloging for Electronic Resources calls for the Cataloging Directorate to apply three modes of cataloging for digital content: AACR2/MARC 21; MODS; and Web guides. The modes apply to monographs and integrating resources, both digitized and born-digital. A major recommendation calls for specifying an "access level" bibliographic record for electronic resources. The report sets bibliographic access into the context of the Digital Lifecycle Planning Framework, a planning tool to be used jointly by Library Services and the Office of Strategic Initiatives. This report was written by the Processing Rule Analysis Group, chaired by David Reser, senior cataloging policy specialist, Cataloging Policy and Support Office.Recommended Workflows for Cataloging Electronic Resources
describes a workflow featuring:
- Cataloging Electronic Resources
Cataloging Electronic Resources: OCLC-MARC Coding Guidelines has been extensively revised to reflect the full implementation of Bibliographic Level "i" for Integrating Resources, revisions in AACR2 practices, and removal of outdated information. This...
- Program For Cooperative Cataloging
From the LCCN Cataloging Newsletter v. 13, no. 12.The redesigned PCC Web site is now available. The new Internet resource was released in time for the ALA Annual Conference. Ana Cristan, on detail to the Cataloging Policy and Support Office, and John...
- Lc Test Of Access Level Records
In November of 2004, the Library of Congress Bibliographic Access Divisions posted information related to efforts to define a new level of cataloging within the MARC/AACR context, called access level-- more information related to the background and development...
- Cataloging Electronic Integrating Resources
Introduction to Cataloging Electronic Integrating Resources: An Online Training PresentationThe Cataloging Policy Committee of the Online Audiovisual Catalogers, Inc. (OLAC), is pleased to announce the availability of an online training presentation on...
- Record Enhancement
A streaming video presentation Electronic Table of Contents: Key to the Library's Book Collection is available.David Williamson, cataloging automation specialist for the Cataloging Directorate, discussed enhancing bibliographic records using publisher...
Library Cataloging
Bibliographic Access to Digital Content
The Cataloging Management Team has endorsed two sets of recommendations to expand bibliographic access to digital content, which is Goal IV in the Cataloging Directorate Strategic Plan:Recommendations for Modes of Cataloging for Electronic Resources calls for the Cataloging Directorate to apply three modes of cataloging for digital content: AACR2/MARC 21; MODS; and Web guides. The modes apply to monographs and integrating resources, both digitized and born-digital. A major recommendation calls for specifying an "access level" bibliographic record for electronic resources. The report sets bibliographic access into the context of the Digital Lifecycle Planning Framework, a planning tool to be used jointly by Library Services and the Office of Strategic Initiatives. This report was written by the Processing Rule Analysis Group, chaired by David Reser, senior cataloging policy specialist, Cataloging Policy and Support Office.Recommended Workflows for Cataloging Electronic Resources
describes a workflow featuring:
- summaries of content to be supplied by recommending officersa selection review to ensure that digital content meets Library of Congress collection policy guidelines before it is catalogedan online traffic manager, TrackER, that will permit tracking and monitoring of all digital content submitted for cataloging.
- Cataloging Electronic Resources
Cataloging Electronic Resources: OCLC-MARC Coding Guidelines has been extensively revised to reflect the full implementation of Bibliographic Level "i" for Integrating Resources, revisions in AACR2 practices, and removal of outdated information. This...
- Program For Cooperative Cataloging
From the LCCN Cataloging Newsletter v. 13, no. 12.The redesigned PCC Web site is now available. The new Internet resource was released in time for the ALA Annual Conference. Ana Cristan, on detail to the Cataloging Policy and Support Office, and John...
- Lc Test Of Access Level Records
In November of 2004, the Library of Congress Bibliographic Access Divisions posted information related to efforts to define a new level of cataloging within the MARC/AACR context, called access level-- more information related to the background and development...
- Cataloging Electronic Integrating Resources
Introduction to Cataloging Electronic Integrating Resources: An Online Training PresentationThe Cataloging Policy Committee of the Online Audiovisual Catalogers, Inc. (OLAC), is pleased to announce the availability of an online training presentation on...
- Record Enhancement
A streaming video presentation Electronic Table of Contents: Key to the Library's Book Collection is available.David Williamson, cataloging automation specialist for the Cataloging Directorate, discussed enhancing bibliographic records using publisher...