Library Cataloging
Reengineering a National Resource Discovery Service: MODS Down Under by Roxanne Missingham appears in the latest issue of D-Lib Magazine.
- Mods 3.4 Schema
The latest version of the Metadata Object Description Schema is available for comment.The Library of Congress and the MODS Editorial Committee are happy to announce the release of a draft MODS 3.4 Schema for community review. The draft Schema itself may...
- Marcxml To Mods 3.2
The Network Development & MARC Standards Office Library of Congress have finalized a transformation from MARCXML to MODS 3.2. There are a few changes in version 3.2 that affect the conversion of MARC to MODS records. The new MARC to MODS 3.2 stylesheet...
- Mods
The following MODS (Metadata Object Description Schema) stylesheets are now available online:MARCXML to MODS Version 3MODS Version 2 to MODS Version 3A revised MARCXML to MODS Version 2 stylesheet is also available online.Please note that you may also...
- Australia
This looks interesting, but a bit far from Texas.Revolution or Evolution? The impact of FRBR (Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records).Registrations are now open for the "Revolution or Evolution" seminar to be held from 1.00 to 5.00 pm on 2...
- Metadata Object Description Schema (mods)
"The Library of Congress' Network Development and MARC Standards Office, with interested experts, has developed the Metadata Object Description Schema (MODS), which is a bibliographic element set that may be used for a variety of purposes, particularly...
Library Cataloging
MODS
Reengineering a National Resource Discovery Service: MODS Down Under by Roxanne Missingham appears in the latest issue of D-Lib Magazine.
Australian libraries have shared resources and records for over two decades through Kinetica, a service provided by the National Library of Australia. While this service has broadly met the needs of its users, comprising over 1000 Australian libraries, the Library is reengineering the service, using MODS (Metadata Object Description Schema) to improve coverage of online publications and records from specialist collections. This article describes the use of MODS to transform records for digital resources into MARC records for resource discovery.
- Mods 3.4 Schema
The latest version of the Metadata Object Description Schema is available for comment.The Library of Congress and the MODS Editorial Committee are happy to announce the release of a draft MODS 3.4 Schema for community review. The draft Schema itself may...
- Marcxml To Mods 3.2
The Network Development & MARC Standards Office Library of Congress have finalized a transformation from MARCXML to MODS 3.2. There are a few changes in version 3.2 that affect the conversion of MARC to MODS records. The new MARC to MODS 3.2 stylesheet...
- Mods
The following MODS (Metadata Object Description Schema) stylesheets are now available online:MARCXML to MODS Version 3MODS Version 2 to MODS Version 3A revised MARCXML to MODS Version 2 stylesheet is also available online.Please note that you may also...
- Australia
This looks interesting, but a bit far from Texas.Revolution or Evolution? The impact of FRBR (Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records).Registrations are now open for the "Revolution or Evolution" seminar to be held from 1.00 to 5.00 pm on 2...
- Metadata Object Description Schema (mods)
"The Library of Congress' Network Development and MARC Standards Office, with interested experts, has developed the Metadata Object Description Schema (MODS), which is a bibliographic element set that may be used for a variety of purposes, particularly...