Please join us for the following timely presentations at the ALCTS CaMMS
Cataloging Management Interest Group at ALA Midwinter, Chicago.

Date: Saturday, January 31, 2015

Time: 1:00 - 2:30 pm

Location: MCP - W196C (McCormick Place West)

 

1.      OCLC Hybrid records

Presenter: 

Cynthia M. Whitacre, Manager, WorldCat Quality & Partner Content Dept., OCLC

 

The quantity of hybrid records in WorldCat is growing daily.  Come to hear
how OCLC is systematically adding RDA elements to non-RDA bibliographic
records in accordance with the PCC Guidelines on Hybrid Bibliographic
Records and why that is a benefit to your library. 

2.      RDA Enrichment at the University of Colorado Boulder

Presenters:  

Paul Moeller, Director of Metadata Services, University of Colorado Boulder
Nate Cothran, VP, Automated Services, Backstage Library Works

Working with Backstage Library Works the University of Colorado Boulder
Libraries has just completed RDA enrichment for over 3 million bibliographic
records. This presentation will discuss the steps taken to prepare for this
work, key decisions made along the way, and the impact upon ongoing
operations. Nate Cothran will address the logistics of Backstage's
processing of the files and discuss best practices for RDA enrichment.

 

3.      Full catalog RDA enrichment in a cloud-based LMS

Presenter: 

Stacie Traill,  University of Minnesota Libraries

 

The University of Minnesota Libraries began planning a full catalog RDA
enrichment project with vendor Backstage Library Works in 2013. The project,
resulting in the enhancement of approximately 5.6 million bibliographic
records, was completed in Fall 2014, after the University Libraries migrated
to Ex Libris's Alma cloud-based library management system. This presentation
will address the planning and testing stages of the project, including how
record elements were selected for "hybridization," and which elements were
not changed. Also covered will be the design and execution of the
large-scale export and overlay processes in a cloud-based system, and some
of the system issues encountered over the course of the project. Finally,
the presentation will discuss impacts of the enrichment project on catalog
data in the Libraries' discovery system (Ex Libris's Primo), and the ongoing
work to analyze and act upon the report data provided by the vendor as part
of the project output.

 

4.      Roles and Reels: RDA and Relationship Designators for Moving Images

Presenter:

Kelley McGrath, Metadata Management Librarian , University of Oregon

This presentation will explore some of the findings of the OLAC Movie &
Video Credit Annotation Experiment (http://olac-annotator.org/ ). One of the
outputs of this project is a large, multilingual list of free-text role and
function information from the following subfields of MARC records for moving
image resources: 245$c, 260$b, 264$b, 508$a, 511$a. This presentation will
analyze some of the results and discuss the possibility of using this corpus
in conjunction with natural language processing to add relationship
designator information to existing records for film and video. Finally, it
will discuss some implications for the use of relationship designators in
RDA.

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2014/2015 CMIG Co-Chairs

 

Roman S. Panchyshyn, MLIS

Catalog Librarian, Assistant Professor

Kent State University Libraries

Phone: 330-672-1699

Email: [email protected] 

 

Cathy Weng

Head of Cataloging

The College of New Jersey Library

Phone: 609-771-2491

Email: [email protected]

 

 

 

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