Title: ProblemSolving with MARC 21
1Problem-Solving with MARC 21
- 2004 NW ILL Resource Sharing Conference
- Portland, OR
- Margi Mann
- OCLC Western Service Center
2Topical Outline
- Warm Up Review of case scenarios for difficult
bibliographic items - Group Problem Solving Your bibliographic
challenges and nightmares - Group Discussion Trends for MARC ILL??
3Review of Common Case Scenarios
- Multiple Formats
- Simple Serial Citation
- Almanacs, Monographic Series, and Cumulations
- Supplements Indexes
- Same Title / Different Serial
- Phantom Authors and Phantom Titles
4Case Scenario Multiple Formats
- Dark Star Safari by Paul Theroux
First ChallengeA WorldCat search finds 10
records
5(No Transcript)
6Reasons for Multiple Records
- Different editions
- Translations
- Different physical forms (microform, hard copy,
photocopy) - Different formats (sound recordings, video, etc.)
7Reasons for Paul Therouxs Multiple Records
- Editions
- Translations
- Formats
- 7 books in English
- 4 British editions
- 1 Canadian edition
- 2 American editions
- 3 sound recordings
8In the Case of Multiple Monographic Records
- Match the author, title, date, edition to your
citation - Check for microfiche, microform, etc.
- Check the format
- Choose the DLC, PCC, or National Library
Cataloging record
9Common Elements to Look for in a MARC Record
- Format
- Sub-format (aka material designation)
- Dates
- Edition
- Place of Publication
- Language
10Format
11Other useful format information
Sub-format(Material Designation)
12Language
Date (book) orDates (serial)
Edition Place of Publication
13A Simple Serial Scenario (SSS)Process Begins
with a Citation
- Remembrance of Books Past Glimpses into
Aliteracy by Mary A. Duchein - In Reading Research Instruction (v 33 no
1 pp 13-28 1993)
14First ChallengeA WorldCat search finds 4
records
15Reasons for Multiple Serial Records
- Same title / different serial
- Translations
- Different physical forms (microform, hard copy,
photocopy)
16Reasons for Multiple Reading Research Records
- 2 are microform
- 1 is electronic
- 1 is paper
17In the Case of Multiple Serial Records, Choose
- Paper format
- DLC, PCC, National Library Cataloging or record
with 042 tag - Beginning / Ending date of serial
18Common Elements to Look for in a MARC Serial
Record
- Format
- Sub-format (aka material designation)
- Beginning / Ending Dates
- 040 or 042 tags
- Edition
- Place of Publication
- Language
19Format
20Other useful format information
Sub-format(Material Designation)
21Beginning / Ending Dates
Other useful date information
22040 (has DLC code)
042 tag is present
23Help for Multiple Records / Multiple Formats
FRBR to the Rescue
24FRBR
- Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records
- Brings versions of works together in a cluster
- Shows relationships of various kinds
- Enables users to navigate to their level of
interest - Enables more sophisticated displays of search
results
25Where Is FRBR Most Useful?
- Literature classics
- Multiple formats
- Examples in WorldCat
- Stephen King
- Shakespeares Hamlet
- Rowling, J.K. (Harry Potter stories)
26The Case of the Split PersonalityAlmanacs,
Monographic Series, Cumulations
27Our Citation Reads
- The Ships Aircraft of the U.S. Fleet
- by Norman Polmar (13th edition)
This is a monographic series cataloged as both a
monograph and as a serialA WorldCat search
finds 40 records
28The Monograph Record
29The Serial Record
30The Case of the Erudite ImposterIncorrect
Bibliographic Citations Serial Linking Fields
31Our Citation Reads
- The Ships Aircraft of the U.S. Fleet
- by Norman Polmar (16th edition)
A WorldCat search finds no records for the 16th
edition
32(No Transcript)
33The Actual Title
16th edition is included in this title
34780 / 785 Linking FieldsThe Key to Serial Title
Changes
- 780 Former Title
- 785 Next Title
35More Linking FieldsThe Case of the Elusive
EelsSupplements and Indexes
36Supplements Indexes Can Be Either Independent
or Dependent
- Independent has its own MARC record
- Dependent Item is with the main
- title
Also Beware the English Language!
Index Medicus is a title that happens to have
the word Index in it, but is it really an Index
as we think of it?
37Our Citation Reads
- Variations in the Technical Standard for HDTV in
the United States - by Chris Keary
- In JEI, Journal of the Electronics Industry,
(suppl. 1, 2000)
A WorldCat search finds a record for JEI,
Journal of the Electronics Industry
38(No Transcript)
39Title matches linked title in previous record
Dates match citation
Linking field confirms the relationship
40The Case of the Fraternal TwinsSame Title /
Different Serial
41Our Citation Reads
- Hells Bibliophiles The 5th Way of Looking at
Aliteracy by John G. Ramsay - Change (Jan-Feb. 2002)
A WorldCat search finds 3 serials with this title
42Is this Our Change?
Dates are incorrect
43Is this Our Change?
Dates indicate possible
Subject heading indicates maybe but unlikely
44Is This Our Change?
Dates indicate possible
Subject heading indicates highly likely
45The Case of the Phantom Author or the Phantom
Title
46Our Citation Reads
- Proceedings 2003 Joint Conference on Digital
Libraries by CNI
A WorldCat search finds no items with this author
title combination
47An Authority File Search for CNI Reveals
Actual name of the conference
Conference name in the citation
48MARC Authority Record Tags
- Correct form of author or conference name
- Incorrect or variant forms of the author or
conference name
49Author and Title now match
50Your Case Scenarios?
51Other Trends with MARC Records and ILL?
52Finis