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Here at the Uni of Leicester, almost everyone who comes into contact with bibliographic records went to the FRBR for the terrified workshop (which was in development then) i.e. cataloguers, serial cataloguers, acquisitions team, document supply/ILL/copyright team. That was approx. 15 people (not FTE). Because that was held a while back, Jan 2012, I'm not sure how much/far that sunk in.  As far as I know only the cataloguers have done RDA training proper (weekly/fortnightly sessions following mainly Cambridge material). I don't know if they discussed their first own RDA records at a set time or otherwise formalised but since it's 5 of them sitting together in an open plan office without dividers between them, I suspect they did (and still do) this as they go along.
I'm not sure what has been cascaded to the other teams or how.
 
Esther
 
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Can I ask, in terms of training para-professional cataloguing staff are people planning on teaching FRBR and WEMI.  Like Katrina I’ve focused on the actual practicalities of RDA for now with the thought that I will return to FRBR and WEMI when our catalogues are more structured in that way.  But I’d be interested to hear what others are doing.

Helen

 

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Thanks for this Jackie. I’m interested to see you’ve built in time for discussion sessions as well as just training. Do you anticipate continuing these once you start cataloguing fully?

 

I’m also interested in the whole WEMI thing. I suspect I’ve not given that as much thought as I should have compared to the actual practicalities of doing RDA. Maybe that’s incredibly blinkered of me though…..

 

Katrina

 

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We have drawn up a training programme to take place over the next few months, starting with an introductory session for all staff, then more tailored sessions for cataloguing staff, with the expectation that they will do some self tutoring probably using the Cambridge materials (thanks very much for these), plus some discussion sessions. As mentioned earlier, trying to explain FRBR, and WEMI etc to the uninitiated, even the initiated, is quite a challenge! 

 

Jackie 

 

 


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Subject: [CIG-E-FORUM] CIG Monday Afternoon session: Training

 

Good afternoon and welcome back to the discussion on adopting RDA where we’re turning our thoughts to training.

 

If you’re just catching up with the morning discussion (and thank you to all those who have already contributed), then feel free to continue to reply to any messages.

 

As with the morning session, we’ll have some prompts to direct the discussion, but please post anything you think is relevant.  If you're posting about something new, then please give your subject header a relevant title so that those participating can keep track of conversations more easily.

 

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To start this session, I’d like to start by asking

 

How did you approach/are you approaching training? – this can be for those in your team, or as touched upon this morning, for those who don’t catalogue directly but still might be affected.

 

Katrina

 


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