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Download full textNational Library of Canada, Ottawa (Ontario). – 1971
The following papers were presented at an invitational conference on cataloging standards: (1) "Canadiana Meets Automation;" (2) "The Union Catalogues in the National Library - The Present Condition;" (3) "A Centralized Bibliographic Data Bank;" (4) "The Standardization of Cataloguing;" (5) "The…
Descriptors: Cataloging, Classification, Conferences, Foreign Countries
Naun, Chew Chiat – Cataloguing Australia, 1997
Provides an overview of the 1997 national cataloging conference of the Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA). Topics include innovation and enervation, cataloging skills for electronic documents, the Anglo-American Cataloging Rules, content versus carrier, issues related to seriality, networking, human resource management, career…
Descriptors: Career Development, Cataloging, Classification, Conferences
International Federation of Library Associations, The Hague (Netherlands). – 1988
The 14 papers in this compilation focus on library collections and services: (1) "Retrospective Conversion and Its Significance for Inter-Library Loan" (Rudolf Frankenberger, Germany); (2) "Inter-Library Loan Traffic in the South West Pacific and South East Asia" (Beth Stone, Australia); (3) "The Inter-Library Loan Scene…
Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Cataloging, Classification, Foreign Countries
Peer reviewedShubert, Steven Blake – Special Libraries, 1991
A survey of five major bank libraries revealed three distinct levels of subject access to serial publications: manually based systems with no formal subject access; computer-aided systems in which the sorting capabilities of computerized serials management are utilized to generate printed lists arranged by subject; and online catalogs with subject…
Descriptors: Access to Information, Cataloging, Classification, Computer Software
