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| Format: | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| Language: | en |
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1988
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| Online Access: | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED326215 |
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Table of Contents:
- IFLA General Conference 1988. Division of Bibliographic Control. Section on Cataloguing; Section on Classification and Indexing; Section on Bibliography. Bibliographies Cataloging Classification Cultural Influences Databases Dewey Decimal Classification Foreign Countries Indexing Librarians Library Automation Library Catalogs Machine Readable Cataloging National Libraries Online Catalogs Research Libraries Technological Advancement Universal Decimal Classification The nine papers in this compilation focus on cataloging, classification, and indexing: (1) "Living Together in the Australian Bibliographic Network: A Member's View" (Tom Cochrane, Australia); (2) "PICA (Project for Integrated Catalogue Automation), from Project to Institution: A Participant's View" (Jacques van Gent & Cees Klapwijk, The Netherlands); (3) "Classification Online: Present and Future" (Nancy Williamson, Canada); (4) "Australian Directions in Subject Access" (Elaine Hall, Australia); (5) "Retrospective Conversion in National and Research Libraries: The Australian Experience" (Peter Haddad, Australia); (6) "Retrospective Conversion in the Libraries of Socialist Countries: A Survey" (N. P. Igumnova, USSR); (7) "Problems of Retrospective Conversion in National and Research Libraries: The Experience of the Western Countries--The Conversion of the British Library Catalogue to Machine Readable Form" (Pat Oddy, United Kingdom); (8) "Problems of Retrospective Conversion in National and Research Libraries: The Experience of the Western Countries--Integrating the Catalogue General des Livres Imprimes of the Bibliotheque Nationale into the BN-OPALE Data Base" (Annick Bernard, France); and (9) "Problems of Retrospespective Conversion in National and Research Libraries: The Experience of the Western Countries--The Spanish Experience" (Xavier Agenjo, Spain). (CGD)