Right. This would let us keep the same underlying MARC structure for all
the records coming in, but put different interfaces on it for different
cataloguers. The advanced, well-trained cataloguer could see the full MARC
specification, while a librarian or volunteer without cataloging training
cou
In my opinion, Koha has a very good UI for cataloguing.
However, this proposal is interesting because -if I'm not wrong- framework
personalization could be up to the cataloguer level.
This will allow to rise productivity of cataloguers who know MARC rules very
well.
Stefano
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2011/2/23 Ian Walls
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> To that end, I'd recommend some changes to how the display information is
> handled in the GUI. First off, having 'basic' constraints and 'advanced'
> constraints (hidden by JQuery) should be eliminated in favour of a semantic
> section and a display section. Secondly, t
Colleagues and Friends,
I've been doing a training for a library in Maine, and working with their
cataloguers has got me thinking a lot about the MARC Frameworks.
Right now, our Frameworks are doing two jobs: defining what MARC means, and
determining how that information will display in the edi
