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Glossary of Library & Information Science : RDA

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Resource Description and Access (RDA) : Glossary of Library & Information Science   gives information about RDA: Resource Description and Access in Glossary of Library and Information Science . Bookmark  https://librarianshipstudies.blogspot.com/2017/07/resource-description-and-access.html  for most up-to-date information on RDA Cataloging Rules Glossary of Library & Information Science About the Glossary: Glossary of Library & InformationScience is a glossary and dictionary of terms and acronyms of librarianship, library science, information science, and information technology. This is brought out by Salman Haider for the librarians all across the globe and the users of Librarianship Studies & Information Technology blog. Glossary will include everything from traditional library terms to vocabulary of modern avenues in information technology. When completed the Glossary of Library & Information Science will become an essential p...

Librarianship Studies & Information Technology (LS & IT) Blog

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About Librarianship Studies & Information Technology (LS & IT) Blog   Learn librarianship and information technology with Librarianship Studies & Information Technology (LS & IT) Blog , a blog on studies, research, techniques, technology, best practices, and latest news on librarianship, library and information science, and information technology. Whether you are studying, doing research, or a working professional, this is the place for you... For Librarians, i-School Master of Library and Information Science (MLIS) & Ph.D Students & Researchers and IT Professionals  Contents:  INTRODUCTION TO LS & IT BLOG LS & IT BLOG PAGES  LS & IT BLOG SEARCH  LS & IT BLOG SUBSCRIBE & FOLLOW  LS & IT BLOG CATEGORIES (LABELS)  LS & IT BLOG IN SOCIAL MEDIA  LS & IT BLOG IN SOCIAL MEDIA The posts of  Librarianship Studies & Information Technology  ( LS ...

RDA QUIZ : question on International Cataloging Principles (ICP) by IFLA

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RDA QUIZ in the  Google+ Community RDA Cataloging Question:   Which is/are the International Cataloging Principles (ICP) by IFLA which is/are intended to guide the development of cataloguing codes? Post your vote by this Friday. You can also add your input in the comments box... Correct answer will be declared on the weekend... and a post will be created with further explanations and interesting comments by the users on  RDA Blog See also: RDA Blog  Home About RDA - Resource Description and Access About RDA Blog RDA Resources Cataloger's Reference Directory RDA Blog Testimonials Follow  RDA Blog  in Social Media:  Google+  |  Facebook  |  Google+ Community  |  Twitter  |  YouTube   |  SlideShare  |  Tumblr   |  WordPress  |  Flipboard  |  Pinterest  |  LinkedIn Thanks all for your love, suggestions,  test...

FRBR as a Foundation of RDA

RDA is based on two international conceptual models, FRBR and FRAD, developed by working groups of the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA). You have already had classes on FRBR and FRAD, so we will only provide a little more background.  Another IFLA activity from 2003-2008 resulted in the Statement of International Cataloguing Principles (ICP). From the FRBR and FRAD models, RDA gets the entities, the identifying attributes for each entity, the relationships, and the user tasks. From ICP, RDA gets basic principles, such as the principle of representation and the principle of convenience of the user. International Cataloguing Principles It is important to note that, in the International Cataloguing Principles, the user comes first and should always be kept in mind when providing bibliographic descriptions and access points:  Convenience of the user  Representation  Common usage  Accuracy  Suffici...

RDA in OCLC WorldCat

For some months now, OCLC's WorldCat Quality Management Division has been planning and implementing a project to incorporate Resource Description and Access (RDA) practices, references, and examples into OCLC's Bibliographic Formats and Standards (BFAS)  http://www.oclc.org/bibformats/en.html . We have thus far incorporated the changes to BFAS that were part of OCLC-MARC Update 2012 & 2013 (as documented in Technical Bulletin 261 & 262  http://oc.lc/zcWZjW ). We have now begun the larger job of reviewing BFAS in its entirety. Policies will be updated, links to Searching WorldCat Indexes  http://oc.lc/5SfZ7D  will be added, occasional references to RDA and the LC-PCC PSs will be incorporated, and some examples will be updated and others added to reflect RDA practices. This is a huge undertaking and will be happening gradually over time. Meanwhile, we have brought together on the OCLC About RDA page  http://www.oclc.org/rda/about.en.html links to L...

Submitting Proposals to Revise RDA

Following is the link from the website of Joint Steering Committee for Development of RDA (JSC RDA) for Submitting Proposals to Revise RDA: The Rule Revision Process: Submitting Proposals to Revise RDA

British Library Guide to RDA Name Authority Records

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The British Library shares its Guide to RDA Name Authority Records in the "Workflows" section of "Tools tab" of RDA Toolkit. See also: RDA Blog  Home About RDA - Resource Description and Access About RDA Blog RDA Resources Cataloger's Reference Directory RDA Blog Testimonials Follow  RDA Blog  in Social Media:  Google+  |  Facebook  |  Google+ Community  |  Twitter  |  YouTube   |  SlideShare  |  Tumblr   |  WordPress  |  Flipboard  |  Pinterest  |  LinkedIn Thanks all for your love, suggestions,  testimonials , likes, +1, tweets and shares .... See also related posts in following  RDA Blog  Categories (Labels):

RDA in Europe (documents and presentations)

RDA in France RDA in Europe: Report of the work in progress in France; proposal for a EURIG technical meeting in Paris RDA in Europe: making it happen! EURIG-JSC seminar on RDA (8 Aug 2010, Royal Library, Copenhagen, Denmark) General All documents are in PDF. Final notification Programme List of participants Presentations Presentations are in PDF and/or PPS. RDA in BNE / Mar Hernández Agustí  [PDF]   [PPS] RDA future development: governance, participation and future change / Caroline Brazier  [PDF]   [PPS] A long and winding road: RDA from principles to practice / Alan Danskin  [PDF]   [PPS] German translation issues / Christine Frodl  [PDF]   [PPS] Germany on track for international standards: RDA / Renate Gömpel  [PPS] RDA in Finland / Tuula Haapamäki  [PDF]   [PPS] French libraries moving to RDA? Key issues / Françoise Leresche & Françoise Bourdon  [PPS] RDA in Europe: making it happen : sum...

ALA 2011: Some RDA news

News from ALA Conference held in 2011 ALA Conference for  RDA  and  RDA toolkit . The U.S. RDA Test Committee met with vendors, testers, and the public, and summarized the results of the test and the reasoning behind their recent decision. The U.S. RDA Test Committee stated that the "rewrite" of  RDA  will actually be more of a rewording, intended to simplify and clarify some of the instructions. Cataloging practice will not be affected by the rewording. We also learned that the Library of Congress will begin partial  RDA Cataloging  in November. They will catalog across all subject areas and expect  RDA  records to represent about 5% of the library's cataloging output. The National Library of Medicine and the National Agricultural Library will not catalog in  RDA  until full implementation begins. Source:  ALA 2011: Some RDA news See also: RDA Blog  Home About RDA - Resource De...

OCLC policy on RDA

OCLC Policy on Resource Description and Access (RDA) OCLC policy statement on RDA Cataloging in WorldCat for the U.S. testing period and beyond With the installation of capabilities as described in  Technical Bulletin 258 , OCLC has now implemented most of the MARC 21 format changes for initial support of RDA : Resource Description & Access . OCLC has also implemented links to the RDA toolkit for toolkit subscribers in the Connexion Browser and in Connexion Client 2.3. In the U.S., the Library of Congress, the National Agricultural Library, and the National Library of Medicine coordinated a test that involved those institutions and a group of additional institutions selected from the broader U.S. library community. More information about the  testing process  can be found on the Library of Congress web site. The timeline for the testing included a 90-day period in which testing participants familiarized themselves with the content of  RDA  and th...

RDA Blog is DISCONTINUED

RDA Blog is discontinued. Visit below link for updated information on RDA:

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