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Now I feel like we’re setting a bad example with the 245 $h … I’m not necessarily recommending the practice! ;-)

 

I’ve been plowing through Stanford’s DVD documentation as a starting point, as they’re linked from the Toolkit and I wanted to see what someone else was doing with DVDs.  I’m still in the “denial” phase about thinking all the way through whether the equivalent of a uniform title is going to be required for all of these … and wondering if I have to include all these new MARC fields!

 

 

Kate Kluttz

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From: CIG E-Forum [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Clifford, Katrina M
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Ah yes, AV is mostly AACR2 – I think I’ve tried some DVDs as RDA. We’ve also got a large record/cassette collection in the Archives waiting for me to get started on, though I don’t know yet what I’ll do them under…

 

Katrina

 

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Hi,

 

I'm a systems librarian at the University of Leicester (also lapsed cataloguer and CIG secretary). We re-configured our LMS alongside a software upgrade last summer... or rather started re-configuring because there was always something we hadn't thought of. So, we were able to accept RDA records since then.

The main cataloguers started with training (I think mainly Cambridge material) around the same time and are now using RDA when cataloguing from scratch for print books and ebooks. Ebook packages for which the bib records come from the supplier, are loaded as they are. Also, A/V material, serials and theses are still AACR2 at the moment.

 

Esther

 

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