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RDA: implementation

RDA: implementation. Alan Danskin British Library Representative to JSC. CIG Standards Forum, CILIP, 26 th September 2007. Content. Questions and answers Implementation schedule RDA Training & Orientation Access to RDA RDA and data Implementation Communication.

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RDA: implementation

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  1. RDA: implementation Alan Danskin British Library Representative to JSC CIG Standards Forum, CILIP, 26th September 2007

  2. Content • Questions and answers • Implementation schedule • RDA Training & Orientation • Access to RDA • RDA and data • Implementation • Communication

  3. RDA: Questions and answers • FAQ (Frequently asked questions) • http://www.collectionscanada.ca/jsc/rda.html#faq

  4. RDA release schedule

  5. Count down to implementation • A more detailed timeline is in preparation: • Content development • Product development • Implementation activities world-wide, e.g. • Documentation for Training & Orientation • MARC 21 and Dublin Core developments • National plans

  6. RDA Orientation • Main mode of access will be online • Vocabulary will be different from AACR2 -Influence of FRBR and metadata terminology Different structure • Arranged by elements not material types • Numbering of RDA instructions is different from AACR2 • Alternative and optional instructions

  7. RDA Orientation • The landscape is familiar and the destination is the same, but the landmarks are different. • RDA supports navigation • Browsable contents lists • Fully indexed • Glossary • Links between instructions • Step-by-step option • RDA online gives and idea of how this may look www.rdaonline.org

  8. RDA Orientation • The landscape is familiar and the destination is the same, but the landmarks are different. Other aids to orientation • JSC Concordance AACR2/RDA – “Where’s that rule?” • JSC Mapping MARC / RDA • Application profile • Courses

  9. RDA Training Rule changes • Transcription • General Material Designation (GMD) • Internationalisation • Generalisation • Relationships • Uniform titles New MARC 21 elements Library of Congress Rule Interpretations. (LCRIs)

  10. Training & Documentation Stakeholders • Committee of Principals • National Libraries • Options • Library Associations • ALA ALCTS RDA Task Group • CILIP • Co-operative programs • Program for Co-operative Cataloging

  11. Access to RDA • Co-publishers have not announced cost of RDA. • New business model • Different pricing structures Web Tool (Online) Catalogers Desktop (Online) Integrated with Cataloguing Interface Print

  12. Data issues • RDA contains data elements not in MARC 21 • FRBR data structures not currently supported by MARC 21 • JSC preparing a mapping RDA/MARC 21 • MARBI Discussion paper 2008 RDA records are intended to be compatible with AACR2 • Exchange • Copy cataloguing workflows • Resource discovery Retrospective changes to data kept to a minimum

  13. Implementation • The national libraries: British Library, Library & Archives Canada, Library of Congress, National Library of Australia are committed to implementation. • Implementation in 2009 • The national libraries are consulting with stakeholders: bibliographic agencies, suppliers, system vendors and partners to make implementation as painless as possible. • We want to hear from you…

  14. Implementation – thinking ahead • Become familiar with FRBR and RDA before 2009 • Look at RDA online • Keep up to date with developments • Consider budgetary impacts of licensing RDA • Consider impact on productivity during the implementation and bedding in period • Do you need to adjust targets? Is your system vendor aware of RDA? Are there internal impacts on your catalogue?

  15. Communication • RDA Website • http://www.collectionscanada.ca/jsc/rda.html • British Library Web pages • http://www.bl.uk/services/bibliographic/catstandards.html#anglo • alan.danskin@bl.uk • CILIP/BL Committee • http://www.slainte.org.uk/aacr/

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