Library Cataloging
"Recruiting the cataloguers for tomorrow: the need for succession planning in Ghanaian academic libraries" in Library Management v. 24, no. 6, p. 310-315 (2003)
- Has Cataloguing Become Too Simple?
Has cataloguing become too simple? : why it matters for cataloguers, catalogues and clients by Paul Staincliffe appeared in New Zealand Libraries 49(10).Modern catalogues have become far removed from their original ideals, and cataloguing standards have...
- Task Force On Non-english Access
I wanted to let you know about a new task force that has been created: The Task Force on Non-English Access. The task force will examine our role in enabling access to library resources in all languages and scripts and in addressing the needs of users...
- Cilip Cataloguing And Indexing Group Conference
The Future of Cataloguing by Paola Stillone in ther latest issue of Ariadne reports on the three-day annual conference of the CILIP Cataloguing and Indexing Group (CIG), held at the University of Bath over 30 June - 2 July 2004.The conference was aimed...
- International
"MARC format and cataloging books in non-Hebrew languages at the University of Haifa Library, Israel" by Adina Zur-Jiji appears in New Library World v. 104, no. 7, p. 286-299.Reviews the development of cataloging in the Acquisitions-Catalog-Classification...
- Library Automation
Computers in Libraries is conducting a survey of user satisfaction with library automation. The survey form is available online or for printing. The cut-off date for public libraries is approaching.Public libraries due: October 21, 2002School Libraries...
Library Cataloging
Recruitment
"Recruiting the cataloguers for tomorrow: the need for succession planning in Ghanaian academic libraries" in Library Management v. 24, no. 6, p. 310-315 (2003)
University libraries, the world over, are continually striving to ensure timely information access and retrieval. Those at the centre of making this mission possible are the cataloguers. However, because of the nature of the work of cataloguers, very few librarians these days ever aspire to this role. What leads them to become a cataloguer is intriguing. This survey attempts to unravel the mystery about the personal characteristics of head cataloguers of Ghana's state-owned university libraries, their continuing professional development and use of information technologies.
- Has Cataloguing Become Too Simple?
Has cataloguing become too simple? : why it matters for cataloguers, catalogues and clients by Paul Staincliffe appeared in New Zealand Libraries 49(10).Modern catalogues have become far removed from their original ideals, and cataloguing standards have...
- Task Force On Non-english Access
I wanted to let you know about a new task force that has been created: The Task Force on Non-English Access. The task force will examine our role in enabling access to library resources in all languages and scripts and in addressing the needs of users...
- Cilip Cataloguing And Indexing Group Conference
The Future of Cataloguing by Paola Stillone in ther latest issue of Ariadne reports on the three-day annual conference of the CILIP Cataloguing and Indexing Group (CIG), held at the University of Bath over 30 June - 2 July 2004.The conference was aimed...
- International
"MARC format and cataloging books in non-Hebrew languages at the University of Haifa Library, Israel" by Adina Zur-Jiji appears in New Library World v. 104, no. 7, p. 286-299.Reviews the development of cataloging in the Acquisitions-Catalog-Classification...
- Library Automation
Computers in Libraries is conducting a survey of user satisfaction with library automation. The survey form is available online or for printing. The cut-off date for public libraries is approaching.Public libraries due: October 21, 2002School Libraries...