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Purpose: Discusses informally common problems concerning copy cataloging, including discussions on quality control of copy cataloging units, workflows in copy cataloging, copy cataloging of all kinds of materials (monographs, serials, audiovisuals, etc.), staffing needs in copy cataloging, training of copy cataloging, effects of changes in cataloging standards, and technology on copy cataloging.

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Follow-up on March 2022 Core IG Week : Copy Cataloging Interest Group session resources

  • 1.  Follow-up on March 2022 Core IG Week : Copy Cataloging Interest Group session resources

    Posted Mar 21, 2022 04:28 PM
    Dear all,

    I hope everyone had something new to learn during the Core IG Week.

    Today we are pleased to share the resources from the Copy Cataloging Interest Group's Core IG week session "Copy Cataloging in BIBFRAME and Linked Data: How Possible Is It"

    Here is a direct link to the recording. You can also get to the recording via the Core IG week website (under the copy cataloging IG session on Tuesday, March 8th), and it is linked to on the Copy Cataloging IG Connect page.

    Again, many thanks to our session presenters:

    Al Tyas from the Library of Congress
    Nancy Lorimer from Stanford University Library and
    Ian Bigelow from the University of Alberta Library

    We also appreciate the support received from Core Administration: Tom Ferren, Julie Reese, Mia Blixt-Shehan and Jenny Levine, for organizing and coordinating the session. Then finally thanks to all of you who attended the session, especially those who participated in the lively chat and also helped with answering the many questions received.

    Please let us know if you have any issues accessing the resources.

    Best,

    Keiko Suzuki

    For CCIG
    Rachel Turner and Keiko Suzuki, co-chairs
    Dean Bergstrom and Lori Dekydtspotter, co-vice-chairs

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    Keiko Suzuki
    Assistant Director for Metadata and Collection Services
    The New School Libraries, Collections & Academic Services
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    Keiko Suzuki
    Assistant Director for Metadata and Collection Services
    The New School Libraries, Collections & Academic Services
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