Modeling of Serials in IFLA LRM Module 12 by PCC
Serials in library cataloging are modeled as complex constructs in IFLA LRM with considerations for whole/part and aggregation relationships. This module explores the intricacies of serial manifestations, issue manifestations, and the concept of WEM lock, providing insights into collocating closely-
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German National Library and Library Networks in Germany
Learn about the German National Library, its role as a central archiving library and national bibliography center, the standardization efforts for libraries in Germany, and the German library networks including regional networks in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and the German Union Catalogue of Ser
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Understanding CONSER Standard Record (CSR) in RDA Instructions
Explore the principles behind CONSER Standard Record (CSR) in RDA instructions through UC Berkeley's training materials. Learn how to apply CSR and UC Berkeley policy statements to describe textual serials and integrating resources in various formats. Discover the differences between AACR2 rules and
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Cataloging Rules and Processes for Textual Resources in RDA
Learning objectives and training provided by UC Berkeley in Spring 2014 on applying the CONSER Standard Record and RDA instructions to describe textual serials and integrating resources in various formats. The acronym review covers core elements and differences between AACR2 rules/AACR2 version of C
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Evolution of Serials Validation Processes at OhioLINK
The evolution of serials validation processes at OhioLINK over the years, from the establishment of high-density storage facilities to the development and refinement of validation policies. The transition from issue-level to volume-level validation, evaluation of efficiencies, and the impact on staf
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Exact Identifier Matching Workflow for PAPR Database Management
Management system, PAPR, supports serials collections by ensuring accurate metadata and holdings information. The workflow involves adding serial holdings by matching primary identifiers like ISSN or OCLC#. The process includes validation, search, retrieval, and ensuring data integrity through unmed
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Guide to IAMSLIC Z39.50 Library & Resource Sharing Program
The IAMSLIC Z39.50 Distributed Library offers a comprehensive guide on its content and search features. Users can access the Union List of Marine & Aquatic Serials to identify publications at member libraries for interlibrary loan requests. The program facilitates international resource sharing amon
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