APR 15

Fundamentals of Cataloging: Subject Analysis (OHIONET)

In this session, we will cover the theories behind the subject heading schemes used by most academic and public libraries and analyze those theories.

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Course Overview

The Fundamentals of Cataloging series covers the basics of cataloging in five HANDS-ON sessions. Attend all the sessions or only the ones of interest. In this session, we will cover the theories behind the subject heading schemes used by most academic and public libraries and analyze those theories. Participants will learn how important subject headings are when used for organization of and access to materials.

Audience

Technical services staff new to cataloging or anyone who would like to learn more information about the theories behind subject headings.

Date

15 April 2013

Time

9:30 AM – 3:30 PM
Eastern Daylight Time [UTC -4]

Cost

$130.00

Course Provider

OHIONET

Course Length

5.0 Hours

Course Format

In Person

Contact

training@oclc.org

Subject Area

Cataloging and Metadata

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