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Using OCLC WebDewey: An OCLC Tutorial

WebDewey offers easy-to-use, World Wide Web-based access to the Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC) and related information, with searching and browsing capabilities; Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH) intellectually and statistically mapped to Dewey numbers; and links from the mapped LCSH to the corresponding LCSH authority records. You can also add your own notes to WebDewey and display them in context, which allows you to both record valuable information about local classification practices and have it available for ready reference.

This tutorial introduces you to searching and browsing, teaches you how to create user notes, and shows you how to build numbers accurately and efficiently with WebDewey.

System requirements for web-based tutorials:

  • Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5.5, service pack 1 and above.
  • Netscape® Navigator 7.2 and above.
  • Firefox 1.0 and other Mozilla-based browsers.
  • Pop-up blockers disabled.
  • Small fonts required.
  • Macintosh® computers, and Unix® operating systems are not supported for these tutorials.

 

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