Library Cataloging
Tanya Rabourn has a discussion and some links about faceted classification. Seen on LibraryPlanet.I think there is a place for this tool in our catalogs. In the public library, there are often patrons who read in a genre. It would help them if they could click on their genre, preferred format, and year. For example, Mysteries, large print, 2002 would provide them with a list they could scan. Should be easy enough to do. The MARC record has all the info, as long as GSAFD has been used.
- Cataloging Book
Just want to plug Unlocking the Mysteries of Cataloging : A Workbook of Examples by Elizabeth Haynes and Joanna Fountain. I've had the pleasure of working with Joanna and a more competent and decent person would be hard to find.Supplementing existing...
- Faceted Classification
Matthew Eberle at Library Techlog has provided a useful set of links on faceted classification and XFML. He has links to examples, articles and the standards. Thanks Matthew....
- Bliss Classification
A new list LIS-BCA is now available via JISCmail. The list is intended as a discussion forum for anyone with an interest in faceted classification and facet analytical theory. It will be also be used to disseminate information about the activities of...
- Marc21
The following additional proposals are available for review by the MARC 21 community. They will be discussed in a meeting of the MARC Advisory Committee on June 15-16, 2002 in Atlanta. A draft agenda for that meeting is available.The following papers...
- Marc21 Authority Records For Gsafd Genre Terms
Guidelines on Subject Access to Individual Works of Fiction, Drama, Etc., 2nd edition, was published in 2000 . The Guidelines constitute a recommendation for national standard practice in the provision of genre and subject access to individual works of...
Library Cataloging
Faceted Classification
Tanya Rabourn has a discussion and some links about faceted classification. Seen on LibraryPlanet.I think there is a place for this tool in our catalogs. In the public library, there are often patrons who read in a genre. It would help them if they could click on their genre, preferred format, and year. For example, Mysteries, large print, 2002 would provide them with a list they could scan. Should be easy enough to do. The MARC record has all the info, as long as GSAFD has been used.
- Cataloging Book
Just want to plug Unlocking the Mysteries of Cataloging : A Workbook of Examples by Elizabeth Haynes and Joanna Fountain. I've had the pleasure of working with Joanna and a more competent and decent person would be hard to find.Supplementing existing...
- Faceted Classification
Matthew Eberle at Library Techlog has provided a useful set of links on faceted classification and XFML. He has links to examples, articles and the standards. Thanks Matthew....
- Bliss Classification
A new list LIS-BCA is now available via JISCmail. The list is intended as a discussion forum for anyone with an interest in faceted classification and facet analytical theory. It will be also be used to disseminate information about the activities of...
- Marc21
The following additional proposals are available for review by the MARC 21 community. They will be discussed in a meeting of the MARC Advisory Committee on June 15-16, 2002 in Atlanta. A draft agenda for that meeting is available.The following papers...
- Marc21 Authority Records For Gsafd Genre Terms
Guidelines on Subject Access to Individual Works of Fiction, Drama, Etc., 2nd edition, was published in 2000 . The Guidelines constitute a recommendation for national standard practice in the provision of genre and subject access to individual works of...