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Kidzcat: A How-to-do-it Manual for Cataloging Children's Materials and Instructional Resources [Pehme köide]

  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 275 pages, Illustrations
  • Sari: How-to-do-it Manuals No. 160
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Mar-2008
  • Kirjastus: Neal-Schuman Publishers Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1555705901
  • ISBN-13: 9781555705909
  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 275 pages, Illustrations
  • Sari: How-to-do-it Manuals No. 160
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Mar-2008
  • Kirjastus: Neal-Schuman Publishers Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1555705901
  • ISBN-13: 9781555705909
This user-friendly introduction to the basics of cataloging children's materials will help you and your staff keep your collections organized, accessible, and manageable. In 13 information-packed chapters, Karpuk covers everything you need to know about cataloging - description, authority control, automation systems and retrieval, MARC, subject headings, classification, and more. Each chapter includes illustrative exercises (with answers) to help librarians learn to catalog their most important and popular resources, like: board and picture books; sound recordings, including children's music and audio books; DVDs, including animations; computer programs, including games and prewriting software; multimedia kits; series books; and children's Web sites, Internet portals, and online resources. Additional coverage includes outsourcing, local policy issues, future directions, and more. This is an essential resource for both new and seasoned librarians charged with cataloging children's materials.
List of Figures
ix
Preface xi
Acknowledgements xiii
Getting Started in Cataloging
1(10)
Cataloging in Context
1(1)
Overview of Cataloging
1(1)
Functions of Catalogs
2(1)
Description
2(6)
Authority Control
3(1)
Machine-Readable Cataloging
4(3)
Curriculum-Enhanced MARC
7(1)
Subject Analysis
8(1)
Classification
9(1)
Local Policy and Future Directions
9(1)
Points to Remember
9(1)
Selected Resources
10(1)
Description and Cataloging of Books
11(14)
Essentials of Description
11(1)
Guidelines for Description
11(5)
Getting Started
11(3)
Physical Properties
14(1)
Bibliographic Information
14(2)
Cataloging Standards for Consistency
16(4)
International Standard Book Numbers
20(1)
Access Points
20(3)
Target Audience
23(1)
Points to Remember
24(1)
Selected Resources
24(1)
Authority Control
25(14)
What Is Authority Control?
25(1)
Local Authority File
26(1)
``See'' References
26(1)
``See Also'' References
27(1)
Authority Control at Work
27(1)
Creating and Linking Authority Records
28(1)
Establishing and Maintaining Name Authority
28(6)
Examples of MARC Authority Records
29(5)
Establishing and Maintaining Uniform Titles
34(2)
Distinguishing Works
35(1)
Collective Title
35(1)
When Are Uniform Titles Necessary?
36(1)
Points to Remember
36(1)
Selected Resources
37(2)
Non-Book Materials
39(20)
Enhancing the Collection
39(1)
Types of Non-Book Materials
39(11)
Selected Examples
39(9)
Assistive Technologies Statement
48(2)
Principles of Non-Book Cataloging
50(1)
Non-Book versus Book Cataloging
50(1)
Chief Sources of Information
51(7)
Points to Remember
58(1)
Selected Resources
58(1)
Series and Related Titles
59(12)
Cataloging Series and Related Titles
59(1)
Authority Control and Series or Related Titles
60(1)
Examples of Numbered Series
60(6)
Examples of Unnumbered Series
66(1)
Examples of Related Titles
66(4)
Points to Remember
70(1)
Selected Resources
70(1)
Serials
71(14)
Why Are Serials Different?
71(1)
Terminology
71(1)
Process of Description
72(1)
MARC Tags
72(9)
Understanding the Linking Fields
81(1)
Title Changes
82(1)
Points to Remember
83(1)
Selected Resources
83(2)
Web Site Cataloging
85(10)
Collection Development
85(1)
Suggested Guidelines
85(1)
Cataloging Web Sites
86(6)
One Title and Many Variations
86(1)
Source of the Title
86(2)
MARC Tags
88(4)
Outsourcing
92(1)
Automation Systems
93(1)
Points to Remember
93(1)
Selected Resources
93(1)
Selected Favorite Web Sites
93(2)
Subject Headings
95(8)
Subject Heading Lists
95(2)
Sears List of Subject Headings
95(1)
Library of Congress Annotated Card Program
95(2)
Linking Structure
97(1)
Examples
97(4)
MARC Tagging of Subject Headings
101(1)
Keyword Searching
101(1)
Points to Remember
101(1)
Selected Resources
102(1)
Classification
103(12)
Browsing the Collection
103(1)
Consistency in Classification
103(1)
General Principles for Classification
104(1)
Classification and Subject Heading Correlation
104(1)
Overview of Classification Systems
104(1)
Cuttering for the Main Entry
105(1)
Dewey Decimal Classification System
106(4)
Organization of Manual
106(1)
Paring Down Numbers
107(1)
Biographies
108(1)
300s and 600s
109(1)
Read the Fine Print
110(1)
Abridged Dewey Decimal Classification
110(1)
WebDewey
110(1)
Library of Congress Classification
110(3)
Organization of Schedules
112(1)
Points to Remember
113(1)
Selected Resources
113(2)
Automation Systems and Retrieval
115(14)
Steps in Library Automation
115(1)
Moving to a New System
116(1)
Epicenter for Learning
116(1)
Integrated Library System (ILS)
117(6)
Book Systems, Inc.
117(2)
Brodart Company
119(1)
COMPanion Corporation
119(2)
Dynix
121(1)
Follett Software Company
121(1)
Sagebrush Corporation
122(1)
Overview of ILS Search Features
123(1)
The MARC Record
124(1)
Searching
125(1)
State Educational Standards
126(1)
Selected Resources
127(2)
Local Policy Issues
129(6)
Serving Local Needs
129(1)
Cataloging Issues
129(1)
Policy Manual
130(2)
Common Policy Decisions
131(1)
Policy Use
132(1)
Points to Remember
132(1)
Selected Resources
133(2)
Outsourcing
135(4)
Types of Outsourcing Agencies
135(1)
Cataloging Considerations
135(1)
Decision Process
136(1)
Advantages of Outsourcing
136(1)
Disadvantages of Outsourcing
137(1)
Options for Consideration
137(1)
Points to Remember
138(1)
Selected Resources
138(1)
Future Directions
139(4)
General Considerations
139(1)
Library Policies
139(1)
Electronic Resources and Virtual Holdings
139(1)
Evolving Standards
140(1)
Key Points to Consider When Cataloging
140(1)
Final Thought
141(2)
Additional Resources
143(4)
Glossary
147(4)
Appendix: Practical Exercises
151(28)
Instructions
151(3)
Item #1: Book
154(2)
Item #2: Book
156(2)
Item #3: Book with Accompanying CD-ROM
158(2)
Item #4: Sound Recording
160(2)
Item #5: Sound Recording
162(2)
Item #6: DVD
164(2)
Item #7: DVD
166(2)
Item #8: CD-ROM
168(2)
Item #9: Web Site
170(2)
Item #10: Web Site
172(2)
Item #11: Puppet
174(2)
Item #12: Game
176(3)
Index 179(4)
About the Author 183