Lecture 2 Flashcards

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What does the term bibliographic information mean?

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Specific info about materials in a library collection use by patrons to decide if the resources meet their needs.

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What is cataloguing?

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Process that organized collections of material so they can be retrieved/accessed easily.

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What does a bibliographic record include?

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Description of an item, main entries and added entries, subject headings, classification or call number.

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What is metadata?

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Data about data. Info about resources like edition statements, names of creators & contributors, subjects, etc

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What is Cataloguing in Publication (CIP)?

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Bibliographic information about books that is supplied by the publisher. Printed on the back of the title page or back of the book.

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What are the components that describe a field in a MARC record?

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Tags, indicators, and subfields.

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What are Tags in a MARC record?

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Three digit numerical tags that identify a field (245 - Title Statement)

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What is a subfield and subfield code in a MARC record?

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Subfield: each type of data in a field is called a subfield.
Subfield code: each subfield is preceded with one of theses, and it indicates what data follows it.

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What is a delimiter in a MARC record?

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A character used to separate subfields.

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What is an indicator in the MARC record?

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Two character positions that follow each tag. Each indicator value is a number from 0-9. They are two single digit numbers, not one number.

Fields 001 to 009 do not contain any indicators.

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What does “NR” mean in the MARC bibliographic catalog?

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NR means “non repeatable”. You can only use this once in a record. If you see “R”, you can use it as many times as you need.

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What character would you use to represent a blank, or undefined indicator?

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#

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What are the content of a typical MARC cataloguing record?

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A leader, a directory, control fields, then variable fields

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What is the leader in a MARC record?

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24 character position field. It consists of data elements providing info the the system processing the record.

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What is a directory in a MARC record?

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A series of entries containing the tag, length and starting location of each variable field.

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What is the control field in a MARC record?

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Begin with the digit 0 and codify into such as date and time of later transactions.

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What are variable fields in a MARC record?

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Are indicated by the 111 to 999 three digit tags. These fields carry typical cataloguing data.