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This guide outlines the overall workflow for building Dewey Decimal numbers with specific examples, including pragmatics of the Italian language, American Sign Language grammar, and translating Spanish poetry into English. It covers finding starting or base numbers, verifying correctness, adding user terms, and saving with visibility options. The document emphasizes the importance of checking the hierarchy and optionally contributing to Dewey Editors. Follow these detailed steps to ensure proper classification in library systems.
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WebDewey Number BuildingLanguage examples November 2012
Overall workflow • Find starting number/span with add instruction, else find base number • Click Start/Add • System displays notation specified by add instruction or displays Table 1 (in final step) • As needed, user navigates to next number/span with add instruction or base number • Number building complete? • Verify the number is correct, click Save • User term box appears, select user terms • Edit term, click Update No • User term needs to be changed? • Additional term needed? Yes • Create additional term, click Add • Select term to set as caption • Save as institutional or personal visibility • Verify presence in the hierarchy • Contribute to Dewey Editors (optional) • If not contributed to Dewey Editors, new number visible only to institution or person Yes No No Yes
Results of process of building 450.145Pragmatics of Italian language
Results of process of building 419.705American Sign Language grammar
Process of building 428.041061 Translating Spanish poetry into English
Results of process of building 428.041061Translating Spanish poetry into English
Process of building 495.93286421 Khmer-language readers for English-speaking people
Result of building 495.93286421 Khmer-language readers for English-speaking people
