Catalog design, catalog maintenance, catalog governance : Cataloging Trends
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Auteurs : M. K. BolinSource :
- Library collections, acquisitions & technical services [ 1464-9055 ] ; 2000.
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The design of library catalogs and the maintenance of their contents equals catalog governance, that is, professional responsibility for the catalog. The design of library catalogs and their contents are an example of the standards that are the hallmark of modern librarianship. Although design and maintenance standards have always had an array of participants, in recent years the participants in catalog design and maintenance have become more numerous and varied, and therefore its governance has become more diffuse. Although the card catalog had a standard form in which design and maintenance were linked, that is not true of today's OPAC in which the same content can take many different forms. Emerging standards, such as SGML, may actually provide a general solution in which OPACs have various, customized forms based on standard content and in which catalog librarians encode, maintain, and interpret the standard data and help guide the discussion of options for design. This article discusses the past and present governance of library catalog design and maintenance and explores issues in a "programmatic" model of governance for the catalog.
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| ET : | Catalog design, catalog maintenance, catalog governance : Cataloging Trends |
| AU : | BOLIN (M. K.) |
| AF : | Technical Services, University of Idaho Library, Rayburn Street/Moscow, ID 83844-2350/Etats-Unis (1 aut.) |
| DT : | Publication en série; Niveau analytique |
| SO : | Library collections, acquisitions & technical services; ISSN 1464-9055; Royaume-Uni; Da. 2000; Vol. 24; No. 1; Pp. 53-63; Bibl. 17 ref. |
| LA : | Anglais |
| EA : | The design of library catalogs and the maintenance of their contents equals catalog governance, that is, professional responsibility for the catalog. The design of library catalogs and their contents are an example of the standards that are the hallmark of modern librarianship. Although design and maintenance standards have always had an array of participants, in recent years the participants in catalog design and maintenance have become more numerous and varied, and therefore its governance has become more diffuse. Although the card catalog had a standard form in which design and maintenance were linked, that is not true of today's OPAC in which the same content can take many different forms. Emerging standards, such as SGML, may actually provide a general solution in which OPACs have various, customized forms based on standard content and in which catalog librarians encode, maintain, and interpret the standard data and help guide the discussion of options for design. This article discusses the past and present governance of library catalog design and maintenance and explores issues in a "programmatic" model of governance for the catalog. |
| CC : | 001A01D02A; 205 |
| FD : | Catalogage; Catalogue; Conception; Maintenance système; Notice catalographique; Norme; Historique; Evolution; Format enregistrement; OPAC |
| ED : | Cataloging; Catalogs; Design; System maintenance; Catalog entry; Standards; Case history; Evolution; Record format |
| SD : | Catalogación; Catálogo; Diseño; Mantenimiento sistema; Reseña catalográfica; Norma; Histórica; Evolución; Formato grabación |
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| ID : | 00-0383498 |
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