UBLIS571%Assignment08-1
Spring 2015
Assignment 8.1
Assigned: March 11
Due: April 1+
Descriptive Cataloging Exercise
Part 1: Use OCLC Connexion and MARC 21 to find MARC fields.
MARC record A
Information
MARC Field/
Subfield
Content
Author
100
Gorman, Michele
Author, Dates
100 $d
1976-
Title
Subtitle
Statement of Responsibility
Place of Publication
MARC record B
Information
MARC Field/
Subfield
Content
Title
General Material Designation
Publisher
Price
MARC record C
Information
ISBN
LC call numbers
Dewey class
Statement of Responsibility
Place of publication
Publisher
MARC Field/
Subfield
Content
Subject heading
Why was record 2, OCLC No. 253698944, Date 2005, found?
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Now display record 28, OCLC No. 219714629, Date 2007. Title in 245 is Journey of Man.
Will it satisfy this user?
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Similarly, will record 14, OCLC No. 745331992, Date 2003, satisfy the user?
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Part 2: Editing records in OCLC Connexion
No deliverable
Part 3. Work with Cataloger's desktop. Find and apply cataloging rules
Question: Sometimes the search finds a definition in the glossary. What do you do then? Any
comments on the design on the site?
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Question: Assume you wanted to compare a rule in AACR2 with the corresponding rule in RDA
(or vice versa) (a task often faced by catalogers familiar with AACR2 who now have to use
RDA). Any comments on the design on the site?
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Subpart 3.1: Find rules in AACR2R
For each question, supply the answer and the rule (if applicable) in the AACR2.
1.Which rule gives the list of general material designations (GMDs)?
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2.Does AACR2 tell me about assigning subject headings?
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3.What is the chief source of information for the title of a book?
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4.Where do you find the rules for punctuating an ISBD area, such as the edition statement?
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5.What kind of information might be recorded in the edition area of a book?
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Subpart 3.2: Punctuation (optional). (The real nitty-gritty of cataloging)
For each question, supply the necessary punctuation using the AACR2 rules. Please type your
punctuation in bold type and in a different color type.
Extra spacing is included so that you can see where to add the punctuation.
(book)
Cat is sleepy Satoshi Kitamura 1st American ed. New York N.Y. Farrar Straus and Giroux
c1996 1 v. (unpaged) col. ill. 17 cm.
(book)
Jungle animals written by Angela Royston photography by Philip Dowell additional
photography by Dave King and Jerry Young illustrations by Martine Blaney and Dave
Hopkins New York Aladdin Books 1991
21 p col ill 23 cm
Eye openers
(book)
Soup, salad, sandwich cookbook
by June Turner and Naomi Arbit
Pub Corp c1981
224 p ill (some col ) 29cm
Includes index
Milwaukee Wis
Ideals
Section 3.3: Creating descriptive cataloging records
For manifestations 1 and 2 complete the blanks in the MARC record. For manifestation 3 create
a MARC record
Manifestation 1: Book
On verso of title page (reformatted for readability)
Library of Congress in Publication Data
Battles, Matthew.
Library : an unquiet history / by Matthew Battles. – 1st ed.
245 p. ; 21 cm.
Includes bibliographic references and index.
ISBN 0-393-02029-0
1.
Libraries—History. 2. Libraries and Society—History. 3. Books—History. I.
Title.
Z721.B28 2003
027’.009—dc21
2002156439
W.W. Norton & Company, Inc., 500 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10110
©2003
MARC record
>020
>050 14
>082 04
>100 1
>245 10
>260
>300
>500
>650 0
>650 0
>600 0
$a ►
$a Z721 $b .B28 2004
$a 027/.009 $2 22
$a Battles, Matthew
$a Library : $b an unquiet history / $ Matthew Battles.
$a ► : $ W.W. Norton, $ c2003.
$a 245 p. : $b ill. ; $c 22 cm.
$a Includes bibliographical references and index.
$a Libraries $x History.
$a Libraries and society $x History.
$a Books $x History.
Catalog Card
Battles, Matthew.
Library : an unquiet history / by Matthew Battles. – 1st ed.
245 p. ; 21 cm.
Includes bibliographic references and index.
ISBN 0-393-02029-0
1.Libraries—History. 2. Libraries and Society—History. 3. Books—History. I. Title.
Z721.B28 2003
027’.009—dc21
2002156439
W.W. Norton & Company, Inc., 500 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10110
©2003
Manifestation 2: Music CD Back cover of CD container
Front cover of CD container:
Complete blanks in MARC record
>024 1
>050 14
>110 2
>245 1
>260
>300
>500
>511 0
>500
>500 0
>650 0
>650 0
$a 00696998542228
$a M1741.18.E44 $b N49 2006
$a Electric Light Orchestra.
$a A new world record $ [sound recording] / $c ►.
$a ► : $b Sony/Legacy, $c p2006.
$a 1 sound disc : $b digital ; $ 4 3/4 in.
$a Compact disc.
$a Electric Light Orchestra (Jeff Lynne, vocals, guitar ; Kelly Groucutt, vocals,
bass ; Richard Tandy, guitar, piano, Clavinet, Moog synthesizer ; Mik
Kaminsky, violin ; Hugh McDowall, Melvyn Gale, cello ; Bev Bevan, drums,
percussion).
$a Reissue of: Jet 35529 (1976); with bonus tracks.
$a $t Tightrope -- $t Telephone line -- $t Mission (A world record) -- $t So fine
-- $t Livin' thing -- $t Above the clouds -- $t Do ya -- $t Shangri-la -- $t Bonus
tracks (previously unreleased). Telephone line ; Surrender ; Tightrope ; Above
the clouds ; So fine ; Telephone line (instrumental).
$a Popular music $y 1971-1980.
$a Rock music $y 1971-1980.
Note: If the first subfield is $a, many records omit the $a
Manifestation 3: LIS 571 Soergel Textbook
Create a MARC record at the First Level of bibliographic description (at least 5 fields) for the
textbook in LIS 571 Soergel.
Organizing Information by Dagobert Soergel.
Include the tags, indicators, subfields and delimiters.
Be sure to enter the data elements in each field correctly.
Easiest: catalog this in OCLC Connexion and copy and paste or you can type the record with the
tags here.