025.3 Bibliographic analysis and control: general resources
025.3 Bibliographic Elements and Displays Project
Research project, looking into bibliographic displays in both
academic and public libraries in Canada. Web bibliographic displays are
also considered.
025.3 Cataloging Documentation on the Web
Numerous links to Internet resources about cataloguing, covering
descriptive and subject cataloguing, guidelines, DDC, MARC and OCLC.
025.3 Cataloguers Toolbox
Home page for the Bibliographic Control Services of the Queen
Elizabeth II Library at Memorial University of Newfoundland. Includes
details of local cataloguing tools and resources from other sources,
including the Library of Congress, National Library of Canada and OCLC.
025.3 Cataloguing in Special Libraries in the 1990s
Results of a survey into cataloguing methods in special libraries.
Concludes that the cataloguing needs of the special libraries surveyed
in this study are characterised by their diversity as shown by the
predominant use of locally developed codes and the perceived lack of
utility of cooperative schemes. The majority of librarians create quite
brief records, in most cases shorter than the simplest level of
description in AACR2.
025.3 CIGS: MARC Resources
Offers access to presentations from the CIGS ‘?MARC’ seminar held in
Edinburgh on 23rd May 2001, and guidelines on MARC21 cataloguing for
staff at Edinburgh University Library.
001.012 Classification Society of North America
An interdisciplinary society which aims to promote the scientific
study of classification and clustering, including systematic methods of
creating classifications from data.
025.3 Classification System for Libraries of Judaica
Information, tables of contents, and comments on work based upon,
and arranged according to, Jewish thought, history, and religion, and
used in libraries of all kinds, synagogues, community centres, Hebrew
schools, college campuses, and research institutions.
025.3 CONSER Cooperative Online Serials
An international cooperative serials cataloguing program established
in the 1970s as a project to convert manual serial cataloguing into
machine-readable records. Now a project maintaining quality
bibliographic records for serials, CONSER has related publications, the
CONSER Editing Guide and the CONSER Cataloging Manual.
020 CONSER Line
CONSERline is published at least semiannually by the Library of
Congress, Serial Record Division, and is a continuation of CONSER, a
newsletter issued only in paper format. A cooperative effort, with
contributions from program members consisting of news of the CONSER
Program and information of interest to the serials cataloguing
community.
025.3 Full Disclosure
British Library led initiative aiming to improve accessibility to
material held within museums, libraries, and archives. As such, Full
Disclosure supports and encourages the conversion of information
currently on index cards to online databases. It also supports the
retrospective cataloguing of all uncatalogued collections so that their
value can be realised.
025.3 Glossary of Bibliographic Information by Language
Glossary of numbers and words commonly used on title pages, book
adverts, invoices, and acquisitions related correspondence in a range of
European languages, including Danish, Dutch, French, German, Italian,
Latin, Norwegian, Spanish, and Swedish.
025.3 Guidelines for Alphabetical Arrangement of Letters and Sorting of Numerals and Other
Symbols
This technical report provides rules for the alphabetical
arrangement of headings in lists of all kinds, such as bibliographies,
indexes, dictionaries, directories, and inventories. It also covers the
sorting of Arabic or Roman numbers, and other symbols. Seven rules are
given to cover problems which may arise in alphanumeric arrangements of
headings, but the report does not address issues concerning the meaning
or type of headings. Available in PDF only.
025.3432 ISSN International Centre
The ISSN network is made up of national centres whose work,
consisting of the identification and registration of serials, is
coordinated by the ISSN International Centre situated in Paris. Lists
contact details for all national centres and provides news, a
‘genealogical tree’ of ISSN records, products, including the ISSN
Register on CD-ROM, and statistics.
025.3432 ISSN Online: The ISSN Register on the Web
Online register of International Standard Serial Numbers, the
internationally recognised unique numeric identifier for serial
publications in any format. Subscription service, with free 30-day trial
available.
025.3 LC Cataloging Newsline
Newsletter dealing with various aspects of cataloguing. Includes
details of projects, collaborative programs, strategic plans and
cataloguing related conferences and meetings. Archives available from
1993.
025.3 MARC Standards
Information from the MARC Standards office on records and systems,
documentation, software and formats.
025.3 Onion Patch(sm): New Age Public Access Systems
Clearinghouse devoted to projects, research, products and services
that support or demonstrate alternative approaches to second and third
generation OPACs and other current online public catalogues and indexes.
025.3 Spanish Subject Headings
Presents an alphabetical listing of over 1500 Spanish language
equivalents to Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH).
025.3 Technical Services and Cataloging Departments
Alphabetical index of US library cataloguing departments. Includes
email addresses for cataloging questions and problems.
