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Cataloging Internet Resources
Libraries offer a world of online resources to their patrons.
Including Internet resources in your library catalog will help patrons
discover quality resources that will help in their research. This
hands-on workshop is a general introduction to the cataloging process
for Internet resources. Topics will include:
- Using print records to create records for online
monographs
- Recognizing differences between Web sites, updating
databases, and online serials
- Using OCLC Connexion to extract metadata for starter
records
- Discussion of OCLC-MARC coding guidelines and
implementation for electronic resources
Full or associate members: $90.00
Participants or non-members: $135.00
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.
11/19/2008
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Independence |
Mid-Continent Public Library
Distribution Center
Computer Lab |
9:00am - 4:00pm |
| 11/20/2008 |
Springfield |
Springfield-Greene County Library
The Library Station
Frisco Room |
9:00am - 4:00pm |
Audience:
Library staff who have some experience cataloging and searching
on OCLC. A basic understanding of the MARC format and AACR2 rules is
assumed.Instructor:
Elizabeth Madson,
Member Services Librarian, MLNC
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