Re: [RDA-L] Announcement of RDA publication date

2009-12-04 Thread Diane I. Hillmann

Folks:

The vocabulary portions of RDA are essentially complete and available 
at: http://metadataregistry.org/rdabrowse.htm.  Updates to the 
vocabularies from the last JSC meeting in March have been integrated, 
and although we expect to see some minor editorial tweaks prior to the 
formal publication of the guidance text, what you see there is, we 
believe, ready for use and experimentation by those whose interest in 
RDA is in data rather than instruction.


In addition, we are putting the finishing touches on an article about 
the process of building the RDF vocabularies which will appear in the 
January issue of DLib Magazine, due to be issued on January 15, when 
many of us will be in Boston for ALA Midwinter.  In the meantime, we 
encourage those who want to work with the vocabularies to feel free to 
contact us with questions or issues, either via email or the Registry 
feedback tab.


Regards,
Diane Hillmann
Co-chair, DCMI/RDA Task Group

Mary Ghikas wrote:


RDA: Resource Description and Access will be published in June 2010.  
While we regret this delay in release of RDA, the transition from 
publication of AACR2 as a printed manual to release of RDA as a web 
based toolkit is a complex process with many interdependencies. 

The updated text of RDA incorporates recommendations from 
constituencies and other stakeholders approved at the JSC meeting 
earlier this year.  The revised text has been successfully loaded into 
the RDA database.  The product is currently undergoing thorough 
quality review and testing in preparation for release.


We recognize that customers and prospective users of RDA need reliable 
and timely information for planning and budgeting.  We are confident 
that this revised deadline is a realistic target for publication of RDA.


 

Pricing and purchasing information will be introduced at the time of 
the ALA Midwinter Meeting, 15-18 January 2010.


 


Mary Ghikas,  Chair Committee of Principals
Alan Danskin, Chair Joint Steering Committee for Development of RDA
Don Chatham, Chair Co-publishers

 

 

 



Re: [RDA-L] Announcement of RDA publication date

2009-12-04 Thread Antony Gordon
Hi Diane,

Is there a mechanism for typo correction?  I was just casually looking
through the list and found RDA Form of Musical Notation  Tomic sol-fa

'Tomic' should read 'Tonic'

Best wishes,

Antony
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On 4/12/09 14:14, Diane I. Hillmann d...@cornell.edu wrote:

 Folks:
 
 The vocabulary portions of RDA are essentially complete and available
 at: http://metadataregistry.org/rdabrowse.htm.  Updates to the
 vocabularies from the last JSC meeting in March have been integrated,
 and although we expect to see some minor editorial tweaks prior to the
 formal publication of the guidance text, what you see there is, we
 believe, ready for use and experimentation by those whose interest in
 RDA is in data rather than instruction.
 
 In addition, we are putting the finishing touches on an article about
 the process of building the RDF vocabularies which will appear in the
 January issue of DLib Magazine, due to be issued on January 15, when
 many of us will be in Boston for ALA Midwinter.  In the meantime, we
 encourage those who want to work with the vocabularies to feel free to
 contact us with questions or issues, either via email or the Registry
 feedback tab.
 
 Regards,
 Diane Hillmann
 Co-chair, DCMI/RDA Task Group
 
 Mary Ghikas wrote:
 
 RDA: Resource Description and Access will be published in June 2010.
 While we regret this delay in release of RDA, the transition from
 publication of AACR2 as a printed manual to release of RDA as a web
 based toolkit is a complex process with many interdependencies.
 
 The updated text of RDA incorporates recommendations from
 constituencies and other stakeholders approved at the JSC meeting
 earlier this year.  The revised text has been successfully loaded into
 the RDA database.  The product is currently undergoing thorough
 quality review and testing in preparation for release.
 
 We recognize that customers and prospective users of RDA need reliable
 and timely information for planning and budgeting.  We are confident
 that this revised deadline is a realistic target for publication of RDA.
 
  
 
 Pricing and purchasing information will be introduced at the time of
 the ALA Midwinter Meeting, 15-18 January 2010.
 
  
 
 Mary Ghikas,  Chair Committee of Principals
 Alan Danskin, Chair Joint Steering Committee for Development of RDA
 Don Chatham, Chair Co-publishers
 
  
 
  
 
  
 


Re: [RDA-L] Announcement of RDA publication date

2009-12-04 Thread Diane I. Hillmann

Antony:

There is indeed, and you cleverly used one of the several available.  
You can see by viewing here: 
http://metadataregistry.org/history/show/id/3396.html that the typo is 
now fixed. 

However, the easiest (we hope) method is just to click the feedback 
button that appears on every registry page. 


Thanks for letting us know about the problem so we could fix it.

Diane

Antony Gordon wrote:

Hi Diane,

Is there a mechanism for typo correction?  I was just casually looking
through the list and found RDA Form of Musical Notation  Tomic sol-fa

'Tomic' should read 'Tonic'

Best wishes,

Antony