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Course Description
What is Copy Cataloging and why are we doing it? This class prepares participants to begin copy cataloging by demonstrating how to interpret bibliographic records and match to items in hand. Topics include terminology, resources, and workflow. Hands-on exercises provide practice using new skills. The class utilizes OCLC Connexion and Library of Congress for matching records. The workshop concentrates on monograph records but the concepts for all formats are discussed.
Learning Objectives
- Define copy cataloging including basic cataloging principles & terminology
- Identify job skills and work flow for copy cataloging
- Evaluate what fields should evoke a match
Target Audience
New library staff members or more experienced librarians who want a review
Prerequisites
A basic understanding of MARC terminology; MARC 101 is recommended. A basic understanding of OCLC Connexion is preferred but not required.
Homework Expectations and Completion Requirements
Short homework assignments are required after each session. Class participation includes discussion (both verbal and text available) and contribution to cooperative assignments.
It is designed for individual participation; each individual must register.
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Schedule
This course consists of three 2-hour sessions.
| Instructor: Carol Seiler - [ E-Mail ]
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| Contact Hrs:
6.00 |
CEUs: 0.60 |
| Amigos Member Early Bird Fee: $ 230.00 | Non-member Early Bird Fee: $ 280.00 |
| Amigos Member Fee:
$ 255.00 |
Amigos Non-member Fee:
$ 305.00 |
| Available On Request |
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