Cataloging Internet Resources: A Manual and Practical Guide

Document Type

Internet Review

Publication Date

6-1998

Publication Title

OLAC Newsletter

Publisher

Online Audiovisual Catalogers

Volume

18

Issue

2

First page number:

p. 25

Abstract

Cataloging Internet Resources came out of a project that OCLC initiated with support from the U.S. Department of Education to have libraries volunteer to identify, select and catalog Internet resources using the USMARC format and AACR2 cataloging rules. Changes from the first to the second edition include adopting the ISBD(ER) expanded list of terms to be used in the File characteristics area, including examples that include a broader variety of types of resources, and noting whether MARC fields are repeatable or non-repeatable. The examples in the book follow OCLC MARC rather than USMARC. The guidelines have been expanded in some cases to "include CONSER and ISBD(ER) modifications to practice."

Keywords

Cataloging; Information resources – Reviews; Web sites

Disciplines

Archival Science | Cataloging and Metadata | Communication Technology and New Media | Library and Information Science | Other Communication

Language

English

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