Cataloging:
Subject Cataloging and Classification
| TITL
E: |
Catalogers' Reference Shelf |
| DESCRIPTION: |
"The Cataloger's Reference Shelf, a component of the help
systems in ITS for Windows and the Library. Solution integrated online
library system, has recently been published in web format and is available
for free use by any cataloger with a web browser. The CRS is a collection of
21 MARC manuals and other reference works frequently accessed by technical
services staff." |
| E-MAIL: |
info@TLCdelivers.com |
| KEYWORDS: |
cataloging, library catalog system, library catalog, catalog
software |
| TITLE: |
Guide to the
Usage of LCSH Free-Floating Form Subdivisions |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Compiled by Vianne Sha at the University of Missouri-Columbia
Libraries, this list includes guidelines on the usage of the LCSH free-floating form
subdivisions. The guidelines are collected from the LC Subject Cataloging Manual. |
| KEYWORDS: |
lc subject headings, free floating, form subdivisions |
| TITLE: |
LC Cutter Tables |
| DESCRIPTION: |
The LC cutter tables on the QTECH Web site. Includes Basic, P
- Class, Biography, and Translation tables. |
| KEYWORDS: |
lc classification scheme, cutter tables |
| TITLE: |
LCSH/DDC Numbers of Current
Interest |
| DESCRIPTION: |
"This list of LC subject headings is selected from
recent Weekly Lists accompanied by candidate DDC numbers from Edition 21. The purpose of
the list is to provide classifier assistance for topics of recent interest not mentioned
explicitly in Edition 21."--Title screen. |
| KEYWORDS: |
lcsh, library of congress subject headings,
ddc, dewey
classification |
| TITLE: |
Library of Congress Cutter Table |
| DESCRIPTION: |
The LC cutter tables, including adding cutters for
translation titles, etc., on the Nebraska Library Commission Web site. |
| KEYWORDS: |
lc classification scheme, cutter tables |
| TITLE: |
NLM Classification Practices |
| DESCRIPTION: |
States NLM's general classification approach using the
National Library of Medicine's and the Library of Congress's schedules. |
| KEYWORDS: |
nlm classification scheme |
| TITLE: |
NLM Classification: Table G |
| DESCRIPTION: |
"Table G is a system of notations that provides
geographical or jurisdictional arrangement of materials under specific class numbers in
the NLM Classification. The use of Table G permits a shelving order which is controlled
geographically and alphabetically. Table G is applied only when a class number heading is
annotated by "(Table G)." When LC Classification numbers are used, the
geographical breakdown or tables provided in the LC schedules are applied." |
| KEYWORDS: |
nlm classification scheme, table g |
| TITLE: |
OCLC Special
Report: Four-Figure Cutter Tables |
| CREATOR: |
O'Neill, Edward T. |
| DESCRIPTION: |
A report on OCLC's expanded cutter tables and how they can
help eliminate some of the manual processing required to complete call numbers in Dewey
classes with extensive holdings. |
| CONTRIBUTORS: |
Lavoie, Brian F. ; Young, Jeffrey A. ; McClain, Patrick D. |
| PUBLISHER: |
OCLC. |
| KEYWORDS: |
dewey classification, ddc, cutter tables |
| TITLE: |
U.S. Board on Geographic Names.
Geographic Names Information System (GNIS) |
| DESCRIPTION: |
"Contains information about almost 2 million physical
and cultural geographic features in the United States. The Federally recognized name of
each feature described in the data base is identified, and references are made to a
feature's location by State, county, and geographic coordinates. The GNIS is our Nation's
official repository of domestic geographic names information. Information about foreign
geographic feature names can be obtained from the GEOnet Names Server." |
| KEYWORDS: |
subject headings, geographic names |
| TITLE: |
Understanding Call
Numbers |
| DESCRIPTION: |
This page provides an introduction to understanding and using
library call numbers. Quite neat! |
| KEYWORDS: |
call numbers |
| TITLE: |
Use of #v Subfield for Form
Subdivisions in Subject Headings |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Compiled by University of Southern Mississippi Libraries,
this is a list of form subdivisions that will be implemented by Library of Congress
starting November 1, 1998. Check the terms on this list against the Free-Floating
Subdivisions: an Alphabetical Index before using. This is not the official list of the
form subdivisions. |
| KEYWORDS: |
lc subject headings, form subdivisions |
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