Cataloging:
Descriptive Cataloging
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ITLE: |
The Library Corporation |
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| DESCRIPTION: |
The BiblioFile family of cataloging tools includes a
Unicode-compliant editor with advanced Z39.50 search and filtering, label
printing, and various built-in utilities, plus access to the 41 million
record ITS.MARC database and an 18MB help file (Cataloger's Reference
Shelf). The Library Corporation's other automation tools include authority
control, data enrichment, public access catalogs, circulation, and content
delivery. |
| E-MAIL: |
info@TLCdelivers.com |
| KEYWORDS: |
library automation, cataloging, library software, OPAC |
| TITLE: |
AACR2: Access Points |
| DESCRIPTION: |
A brief summary of key points from AACR2 for access points
applied for monographs. |
| KEYWORDS: |
aacr2, access points, monographs |
| TITLE: |
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: |
Committee on Cataloging:
Description and Access |
| DESCRIPTION: |
"The purpose of the following series of pages is to
facilitate the work of the Committee on Cataloging: Description and Access
(CC:DA) and
provide a means for outreach to both library and non-library cataloging communities. CC:DA
is the body within the American Library Association (ALA) responsible for developing
official ALA positions on additions to and revisions of the Anglo-American Cataloguing
Rules, Second Edition, 1988 Revision."--Title screen. |
| KEYWORDS: |
cataloging |
| TITLE: |
Ending
Punctuation for Bibliographic Data |
| CREATOR: |
Sha, Vianne. |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Provides guidelines and examples on ending punctuation for
MARC fields in bibliographic records based on information compiled from the USMARC Format
for Bibliographic Data: Including Guidelines for Content Designation prepared by the
Library of Congress Network Development and MARC Standards Office. |
| E-MAIL: |
Vianne Sha, ShaW@missouri.edu |
| KEYWORDS: |
cataloging, punctuation |
| TITLE: |
Functional Requirements for Bibliographic
Records |
| CREATOR: |
IFLA. |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Delineate the functions performed by a bibliographic record
and list the requirements for a bibliographic record that can help it to meet users'
needs. |
| KEYWORDS: |
cataloging, bibliographic record elements, functions |
| TITLE: |
Guidelines for Sheet Music
Cataloging |
| DESCRIPTION: |
Presented by the Working Group of the Bibliographic Control
Committee of the Music Library Association, this Web lists the draft guidelines for the
description of sheet music based on AACR2 chapter 5. |
| E-MAIL: |
David Williamson, lois@iliad.lib.duke.edu |
| KEYWORDS: |
cataloging, sheet music |
| TITLE: |
Initial Definite and
Indefinite Articles |
| DESCRIPTION: |
From USMARC Format for Bibliographic Data and USMARC Format
for Authority Data, Appendix E, this is a list of definite and indefinite articles and the
languages in which they are used alphabetically by the article. |
| E-MAIL: |
lcweb@loc.gov |
| KEYWORDS: |
initial articles, foreign languages |
| TITLE: |
LC
Contact People -- Policy matters relating to cataloging |
| DESCRIPTION: |
The Library of Congress Cataloging Directorate now maintains
a World Wide Web Home Page. Information available through this home page includes Cataloging Policy and Support Office, Program for Cooperative Cataloging (PCC),
lists of directorate managers; Cataloging Directorate online publications such as the
"Proceedings of the Seminar on Cataloging of Digital Documents" held at the
University of Virginia and the Library of Congress in October 1994; and documentation
about Cataloging Directorate internal workflows, distribution policies, etc. The page also
links to information from the menu "Cataloging at the Library of Congress" on
the LC Gopher site LC MARVEL, including the Library of Congress Subject Headings
(LCSH)
Weekly Lists and back issues of LC Cataloging Newsline and CONSERline. |
| E-MAIL: |
David Williamson, lcweb@loc.gov |
| KEYWORDS: |
cataloging, authority maintenance |
| TITLE: |
Library of Congress. CONSER |
| DESCRIPTION: |
CONSER is a cooperative online serials cataloging program
which is a source of high quality bibliographic records for serials and a promulgator of
standards related to serials. |
| E-MAIL: |
lcweb@loc.gov |
| KEYWORDS: |
serials cataloging |
| TITLE: |
New Chinese Romanization
Guidelines |
| DESCRIPTION: |
An article written by Philip Melzer and published in the
Chinese Librarianship: an International Electronic Journal, it is written to facilitate
the conversion of Chinese characters from the current Wade-Giles system to the pinyin
system. It provides a table for Wade-Giles and pinyin romanizations. |
| E-MAIL: |
Philip Melzer, pmel@loc.gov |
| KEYWORDS: |
wade giles, pinyin, romanization |
| TITLE: |
Oberlin LCRI Cumulated--Index |
| DESCRIPTION: |
"The Oberlin College Library has made available its
loose-leaf updated cumulation of LCRIs, the Library of Congress rule interpretations for
AACR 2, 1988 revision, and its precursors since 1982." The Web site has index to the
LCRIs only. It also contains the LCRI/CSB Guide that "includes all valid LCRIs to the
Anglo American Cataloguing Rules, second edition, 1988 revision, that have appeared in
issues of Cataloging Service Bulletin." |
| E-MAIL: |
Alan.Boyd@oberlin.edu |
| KEYWORDS: |
lcri, aacr2 |
| TITLE: |
OnLine Audiovisual Catalogers,
Inc. (OLAC) Web Page |
| DESCRIPTION: |
"In 1980, OLAC was founded to establish and maintain a
group that could speak for catalogers of audiovisual materials. OLAC provides a means for
exchange of information, continuing education, and communication among catalogers of
audiovisual materials and with the Library of Congress." Its Web page includes book
reviews, biennial conference reports, OLAC handbook and bylaws, recent issues of OLAC
quarterly newsletter, membership form, etc. |
| OCLC#: |
33336712 |
| E-MAIL: |
Sue Neumeister, Editor, OLAC Newsletter,
neumeist@ubvm.cc.buffalo.edu |
| KEYWORDS: |
audio-visual cataloging |
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