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Announcement: "Cataloging Internet Resources" Web-based Course R
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[Cross-posted for wide distribution. Please forward or re-post as
appropriate. --Erik]
Dear Reader:
The OCLC Institute together with co-developers Steven Miller, Amigos Library
Services, NELINET, and SOLINET, announce the availability of "Cataloging
Internet Resources Using MARC 21 and AACR2," the first course offering in
the OCLC Online Library Learning series
(http://www.oclc.org/institute/oll/index.htm).
This Web-based course provides easy, 24-hour access to an important body of
knowledge for libraries today. Designed for self-paced and self-directed
study, the course covers current cataloging rules and MARC fields that are
essential for libraries to provide efficient, effective, and uniform
description and access for selected Internet resources using traditional
standards and practices. (A module on cataloging serials is forthcoming.)
Each of the course's 28 interactive lessons contains learning objectives,
instructional materials, real-world examples, and quizzes and tests that
provide immediate feedback, and all you need to use the course is a Web
browser.
After taking this course you will know:
* How cataloging Internet resources compares with monographic cataloging
* How to code MARC leader and control fields
* How to record title and statement of responsibility including title
proper, GMD, additional title information, statement of responsibility, and
varying forms of title
* How to record edition statements
* How to record special characteristics of computer files
* How to record date, publisher, and dates of publication
* How to record series statements
* How to record notes that pertain especially to Internet resources
* How to record electronic location and access information using the 856
field
* How to record main and added entries
* How to apply your existing experience in assigning subject headings and
classification to bibliographic records for Internet
All lessons provide references and links to authoritative documentation and
standards.
Introductory Pricing
"Cataloging Internet Resources Using MARC 21 and AACR2" is available now
through March 31, 2001, at special introductory prices
(http://www.oclc.org/institute/oll/faq.htm#price).
License Period
Your paid registration licenses you to access the course without limit for
one year from the date of registration.
Online Registration
To register and begin your learning now, simply complete and submit the
online registration form available at
https://www3.oclc.org/institute/ollorder.htm.
For more information, please contact Amy Lytle (lytlea@oclc.org) or your
OCLC Regional Network representative.
For the course development team,
--Erik
Erik Jul
Executive Director
OCLC Institute
jul@oclc.org
