Library Standards

Authority control

Introduction Authority control is a key concept in library cataloging. It refers to maintaining consistency in the names of authors, subjects, and titles within a catalog or database to ensure accurate search and retrieval. Importance of Authority Control Ensures that different forms of the same author’s name (e.g., J.K. Rowling vs. Joanne Rowling) are linked […]

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What is a MARC Record? Discuss the format of MARC 21 structure.

Introduction MARC stands for Machine-Readable Cataloging. It is a standard format developed to allow bibliographic information to be read and interpreted by computers. MARC records are used globally by libraries to share, store, and manage cataloging data electronically. The current and most widely used version is MARC 21. What is a MARC Record? A MARC

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