Library Cataloging
Creating Catalogues: Bibliographic Records in a Networked World is a new report from the Research Information Network.
- Bibliographic Framework
LC has released Bibliographic Framework as a Web of Data: Linked Data Model and Supporting Services. The Library of Congress officially launched its Bibliographic Framework Initiative in May 2011. The Initiative aims to re-envision and, in the long run,...
- Linked Data In Libraries, Archives, And Museums
The latest issue of Information Standards Quarterly (ISQ) from NISO is a special issue on Linked Data in Libraries, Archives, and Museums Contents include: Linked Data Vocabulary Management: Infrastructure Support, Data Integration, and Interoperability...
- Onix To Marc Crosswalk
A new report from OCLC, A Crosswalk from ONIX Version 3.0 for Books to MARC 21 This report describes the crosswalk developed at OCLC for mapping the bibliographic elements defined in Version 3.0 of ONIX for Books to MARC 21 with AACR2 encoding. It is...
- Thesauri Software
Termado is a free tool for creating a controlled vocabulary. Doesn't seem to accept MARC authority record input. It is XML based. Maybe MARC authority records in XML would load?Termado is a complete tool for management and publishing of term catalogues,...
- 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
Creating Catalogues
Creating Catalogues: Bibliographic Records in a Networked World is a new report from the Research Information Network.
Creating Catalogues: bibliographic records in a networked world, is a very timely overview of the whole process of bibliographic record production for printed and electronic books, and for scholarly journals and journal articles. This report follows the production of these data from publisher through a range of intermediaries to the end user. Whilst there are pressures to make these data more freely available, each player in the process has its own motivations and business models in creating, adding to, using or re-using bibliographic data, all of which need to be considered.We find that there would be considerable benefits if libraries, along with other organisations in the supply chain, were to operate more at the network level but that there are significant barriers in the way of making significant moves in that direction.
- Bibliographic Framework
LC has released Bibliographic Framework as a Web of Data: Linked Data Model and Supporting Services. The Library of Congress officially launched its Bibliographic Framework Initiative in May 2011. The Initiative aims to re-envision and, in the long run,...
- Linked Data In Libraries, Archives, And Museums
The latest issue of Information Standards Quarterly (ISQ) from NISO is a special issue on Linked Data in Libraries, Archives, and Museums Contents include: Linked Data Vocabulary Management: Infrastructure Support, Data Integration, and Interoperability...
- Onix To Marc Crosswalk
A new report from OCLC, A Crosswalk from ONIX Version 3.0 for Books to MARC 21 This report describes the crosswalk developed at OCLC for mapping the bibliographic elements defined in Version 3.0 of ONIX for Books to MARC 21 with AACR2 encoding. It is...
- Thesauri Software
Termado is a free tool for creating a controlled vocabulary. Doesn't seem to accept MARC authority record input. It is XML based. Maybe MARC authority records in XML would load?Termado is a complete tool for management and publishing of term catalogues,...
- 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...