Library Cataloging
If concerned about ISBD(ER) revisions speak up. Changes in the ISBD often result in changes in AARC. However, AACR did not pick up the useful list of GMD terms from ISBD(ER).
- Isbd 2006 Consolidated Edition
The ISBD Review Group has issued an invitation to review the International Standard Bibliographic Description - 2006 consolidated edition. Comments are due by October 15, 2006.... in 2003, the Review Group established the Study Group on Future Directions...
- Review Of Isbd(a)
IFLA's ISBD Review Group is pleased to announce that the 2006 revision of ISBD(A): International Standard Bibliographic Description for Older Monographic Publications (Antiquarian) is now available for World Wide Review. Individuals, libraries of...
- Cartographic Materials
The review of ISBD(CM) is seeking comments before March 31, 2005. It has been brought into alignment with FRBR and introduces some new terminology. These ISBD are important because changes in them often result in changes in AARC later on. Commenting and...
- Isbd(er) Revisions
Proposals initiated by the IFLA Section on Cataloguing?s ISDB Review Group "Four specific problem areas were identified: 0.5 (Sources of Information); Area 3 (Type and Extent of Resource); Area 5 (Physical Description); and Area 8 (Standard Number (or...
- Isbd
Treatment of Publications in Multiple Formats proposals initiated by the IFLA Section on Cataloguing?s ISDB Review Group is now available. Comments should be made before November 15.Recognizing the increasing incidence of resources published in more than...
Library Cataloging
ISBD(ER) Revisions
If concerned about ISBD(ER) revisions speak up. Changes in the ISBD often result in changes in AARC. However, AACR did not pick up the useful list of GMD terms from ISBD(ER).
In an effort to take into account the changes being adopted in describing electronic resources by the Joint Steering Committee for Revision of AACR (JSC) and other sources, the IFLA ISBD Review Group commissioned an investigation into those problem areas in the ISBD(ER) that it deemed to be significant and in need of immediate resolution. Four specific problem areas were identified: 0.5 (Sources of Information); Area 3 (Type and Extent of Resource); Area 5 (Physical Description); and Area 8 (Standard Number (or Alternative) and Terms of Availability). A principal investigator was appointed to conduct a six-month investigation, which resulted in a report containing options and recommendations for the ISBD Review Group to consider. The Group discussed the report at its August 2002 meeting in Glasgow, Scotland, and limited the number of changes to the following 8 recommendations that are being issued at this time for worldwide review. The proposed changes following each recommendation are underlined.
- Isbd 2006 Consolidated Edition
The ISBD Review Group has issued an invitation to review the International Standard Bibliographic Description - 2006 consolidated edition. Comments are due by October 15, 2006.... in 2003, the Review Group established the Study Group on Future Directions...
- Review Of Isbd(a)
IFLA's ISBD Review Group is pleased to announce that the 2006 revision of ISBD(A): International Standard Bibliographic Description for Older Monographic Publications (Antiquarian) is now available for World Wide Review. Individuals, libraries of...
- Cartographic Materials
The review of ISBD(CM) is seeking comments before March 31, 2005. It has been brought into alignment with FRBR and introduces some new terminology. These ISBD are important because changes in them often result in changes in AARC later on. Commenting and...
- Isbd(er) Revisions
Proposals initiated by the IFLA Section on Cataloguing?s ISDB Review Group "Four specific problem areas were identified: 0.5 (Sources of Information); Area 3 (Type and Extent of Resource); Area 5 (Physical Description); and Area 8 (Standard Number (or...
- Isbd
Treatment of Publications in Multiple Formats proposals initiated by the IFLA Section on Cataloguing?s ISDB Review Group is now available. Comments should be made before November 15.Recognizing the increasing incidence of resources published in more than...