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CAMMS/LITA/ALCTS Authority Control Interest Group at the 2019 ALA Midwinter Conference, Seattle

  • 1.  CAMMS/LITA/ALCTS Authority Control Interest Group at the 2019 ALA Midwinter Conference, Seattle

    Posted Jan 10, 2019 03:52 PM
    Edited by System Jan 21, 2021 12:28 PM

    Please join the LITA/ALCTS Authority Control Interest Group at the ALA Midwinter Conference in Seattle, WA, for three stimulating presentations during our program.

    • Location: Renaissance, Compass Room
    • Time: 1 pm, Sunday, January 27, 2019.

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    Janis Young, Library of Congress

     Janis will be giving her always excellent LC update.

     2-

    Rosemary Groenwald, Mount Prospect Public Library

    Rachel Jaffe, University of California, Santa Cruz

    Netanel Ganin, Library of Congress

     

    The OLAC Video Game Genre Vocabulary

     

    OLAC (Online Audiovisual Catalogers) has long been looked to as an organization providing guidance for cataloging audiovisual items. Its new resource, the OLAC Video Game Genre Vocabulary, offers the cataloging community a video game specific genre vocabulary that may be applied to video game titles. The vocabulary is fully cross-referenced and includes authoritative sources to corroborate the usage of the genre term as applied to video games. Learn about the process undertaken to develop and implement the vocabulary; hear more about the terms themselves; and gain an overview of the video game genre vocabulary resources on OLAC's website.

     3-

    John DeSantis, Dartmouth College

    Miloche Kottman, University of Kansas

    Lisa Robinson, Michican State University

    Casey Cheney, Backstage

    Candy Riley, Marcive

     Panel discussion of Authority Control for Electronic Collections

     Electronic resources make up the bulk of what many libraries add to their collections each year. We acquire most of these resources in collections, often consisting of thousands of titles. This makes gaining authority control over their contents difficult. The panelists will discuss the challenges of doing authority work for these with the discussion guided by questions about the challenges of this work, including successful strategies and pain points. Audience participation is strongly encouraged.

     Please feel free to stay and join ACIG for our business meeting following the program.



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    Martha Sanders
    Senior Consultant
    Innovative Interfaces
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