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Collaborative Cataloging• joint action of a group makes bibliographic

records accessible to group members• implies working together for common

purpose • working for the goals of each member

library • realization of those goals are attained

through the combined efforts of the participants

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Collaborative Cataloging Online cataloging

• Computers• networks

Acceptance of MARC format• ANSI Z39.2

OCLC RLIN WLN UTLAS

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Collaborative Cataloging

Europe• REBUS• BIBOS• LIBIS-Net• Herbis• Sirbil

Latin America• Projects Bibliodata

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Collaborative Cataloging

Consortium Union Catalogs• School System

• Ateneo Libraries Union Catalogs• Area or Region

• PULSE or Philippine University Library Search Engine • Private or government projects

• Philippine e-lib project Subject

• Library Link

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Why Collaborative Cataloging?

Cost-effectiveness Availability of a ready model Ready infrastructure

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What’s New? Social Cataloging

• makes use of a web site to help people catalog their own books

• connects people with the same books • comes up with suggestions for what to read

next • primary feature is the automatic cataloging of

books by importing data from booksellers and libraries through Z39.50

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Characteristics of Social Catalogs 2.0 environment, has the social

functionalities that allows users to: • be interactive• tag• be notified• Run software applications

Provides links to related topics Users can own and control data

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Social Cataloging LibraryThing

http://www.librarything.com/• A prominent cataloging site• Connects people based on books they share• information from 80 libraries are available

WorldCat http://www.worldcat.org/ • searches many libraries at once for an item and

then locate it in a library nearby

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Social CatalogingBiblios.net

https://biblios.net/• Allows access database available online that

supports Z39.50• Possesses the social cataloging features like real-

time embedded chat, built-in forums, email integration

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Social CatalogingLivingsocial

http://livingsocial.com/• social discovery and cataloging network that allows

people to review and share their favorite movies, books, games and music

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Advantages of Social Cataloging Users

• Easy to use• Responsive to user’s needs• Catalog whenever, wherever• Freebies• Higher retrieval rate• Increased love for reading

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Advantages of Social Cataloging Libraries/Librarians

• Heightened creativity and ingenuity• Discovery of actual user behavior needs• Wider scope of service• Faster cataloging/higher output• Multiplication of resources• Higher regards for libraries/librarians

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Disadvantages of Social Cataloging Lack of vocabulary control

• adhoc coined words • Retrieval role of terms• Conveyance of right information• Spelling problems

Non-inclusion of relationships of terms Bias in assigning tags Diminishing precision in organization

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Rising Concerns:Will the cataloging functions of the

libraries vanish?What will happen to catalogers?

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Answers: The cataloging functions of the Library will

never vanish; it will only be changed to keep track with the current trends happening globally.

Catalogers will have to be guardians of the social catalogs as far as organization is concerned; they have to be extra vigilant in maintaining the quality, consistency and organization of today’s catalogs.

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“Organizing the universe of knowledge into some

systematic order has been considered the most

fundamental activity of the human mind. “

-"Cataloguing and Classification: An Introduction" Lois Mai Chan

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Have a nice day


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