Cataloging 101: Monographs
Basic concepts used in cataloging will be covered in this workshop,
including MARC tagging and coding. This two-day online interactive class
will teach attendees the purpose and functions of the catalog record, as
well as the rules and practices for the bibliographic description of
books in an automated cataloging system including:
- Title and statement of responsibility
- Publication and physical description
- Where to look in AACR2 to find rules to use for guidance in
making decisions about difficult cataloging problems
- How to determine main and additional access points for a work
being cataloged
Each attendee will take away lists outlining the basic tags,
indicators, and subfield codes, and a handout on the anatomy of a MARC
record.
Full or associate members: $60.00 per person
NEE libraries:
$60.00 per person
Participants or non-members: $90.00 per person
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*NEE Registration*
Register for Waiting List Only
NOTE: Staff
from public libraries participating in Show-Me the World may be
eligible to attend this workshop at no charge. Please
contact Deb Ehrstein (x816)
for more information.
| 5/20/2008 and
5/22/2008 - FULL |
Online via
Centra |
9:30am - 11:30am |
Audience:
New cataloging staff or staff looking for an introduction to or
refresher on cataloging basics. This workshop is particularly
appropriate for library staff who are not trained as catalogers but find
themselves with cataloging duties or for library staff interested in
understanding basic principles of cataloging.Instructor:
Keri Cascio,
Librarian/Trainer, MLNC
Centra allows you to attend this
workshop without leaving your library. All you need is:
- a Windows computer with a connection to the Internet
- a web browser
- a microphone
- speakers
As Centra often requires a small download, it is essential
that you run the
Centra System Check at least two days before the workshop to
ensure that your computer is ready to attend.
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