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IMC 451: Organization of Information: Topic 6: Bibliographic Control Activities
IMC 451: Organization of Information: Topic 6: Bibliographic Control Activities
ORGANIZATION OF INFORMATION
Topic 6:
Bibliographic Control Activities
Bibliographic Control in
Library
Background:
Descriptive
Cataloging
Subject
Cataloging
Classification
Cataloging
Definition
“The science or the profession of classifying books or
other library materials and making out appropriate
entries for library catalogs”
(Webster International Dictionary)
To provide ease of use for library users using more than one
library
Phases in Cataloging
Choice of AACR2R
entry ch. 21
LCC 9
CATALOG RECORD:
Component of catalog record in ISBD format
(4) Call No. (1) Main Entry Heading
Call No.
Main Entry
Title proper = Parallel title : Other title / Statement of
Responsibility. - Edition statement / Statement of Responsibility
related to edition. - Place of Publication : Publisher, Yr. of
Publication. (2) Description
Physical descrip. : ill. ; Dimension. - (Series ; No.)
Notes.
ISBN.
RT
69
.H66 Ross, Janet S.
1979 Foundation of anatomy and physiology / Janet S. Ross and Kathleen J.W.
Wilson. – 4th ed. – Edinburgh : Pearson, 1979.
453 p. : ill. ; 22 cm. – (An English Language Book Society publication)
Bibliography : p. 445.
ISBN 0-85365-681-9
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Descriptive Cataloging
b) To collocate information
resources.
b) To collocate information
resources.
It involves:
- Selecting indexable concepts in a document
- Expressing these concepts in the language of the indexing system (as index entries)
- Ordered list
Indexing
It involves:
- Selecting indexable concepts in a document
- Expressing these concepts in the language of the indexing system (as index entries)
- Ordered list
Indexing