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1. Cataloging Internet Resources
Diane Vizine-Goetz
*Diverse and growing collection of electronic resources
*Rapid growth in users and traffic
*Many locating and access mechanisms (e.g., Anonymous FTP, Archie, Gopher, WAIS, WWW/Mosaic, etc.)
*meeting users' needs for improved access to electronic resources by extending existing library practices and services
*Standardized description
*Controlled access points and indexing vocabularies
*MARC record structure facilitates indexing, retrieval, and exchange of bibliographic data
*Impermanence
**location
**preservation
*Instability
**versions
**services
*Problems in authentication and attribution
*OCLC lnternet Resources Project completed (1993)
*MARC field 856 Electronic Location and Access approved (1/1994)
*USMARC format changes for creation of records for online systems and services approved (6/1994)
*U.S. Dept. of Education awards OCLC grant for Catalog of lnternet Resources (9/1994)
*CICNet Archive-740 titles (941004)
*SUNY Morrisville Gopher-250 titles
*OLUC-192 records for Internet titles (941006)
**137 (72%) input via National Serials Data Program
**93 have zero holdings
**41 titles overlap with CICNet Archive
1. The Online journal of current clinical trials (42)
2. The Journal of the International Academy of Hospitality Research (17)
3. The Pubic-access computer systems review (13)
4. Postmodern culture: and electronic journal of interdisciplinary criticism (12)
5. ALA Washington Office Newsline (11)
%Title: PACS Review
%Descr: Reviewed Journal on Public Access Catalog Systems or library computing in general
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%Archive: Mirror
%ISSN: 1048-6542
%LC: Z699.35.C38
%Topic: Library
%Title: ALAWON
%Descr: American Library Association Washington Office Newsletter
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%Archive: Mirror
%Topic: Library
%LC: Z673
1. Politics 1. Library2. Computing 2. Education
3. misc. 3. Literature
4. Computer Underground 4. Politics
5. News 5. culture
* OLUC (88 records for Internet-accessible items)
**Rutgers Inventory of Machine-Readable Texts (1600+)
**University of Virginia Library Electronic Text Center (200+)
**Project Gutenberg (350+)
**Internet Wiretap
*Support cataloging standards development
*Investigate mapping between key electronic resource description formats
*Prototype system for creating record descriptions
*Study OCLC MARC Records for Electronic/Internet Resources
**Identify and analyze MARC records for electronic resources
***MARC field and subfield characteristics
**Track usage of MARC 856 field
**Analyze holdings data for records with electronic location and access fields
**Monitor stability of location and access information
*Create machine-derived descriptions for recurring classes of items, for example:
**Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
**Online Library Catalogs
**Electronic Discussion lists
**Electronic Journals and Newsletters
*Explore need for evaluative data in records
**Registration of site or service handling request
**Number of links in HTML documents
*MARC Records
*Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) Header
*Uniform Resource Characteristics (URC)
*Prototype system for creating electronic resource descriptions (MARC records, TEI Headers, URCS)
**By librarians
**By authors
*Investigate automatic indexing techniques for textual items
*Access the quality and content of records