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FRBR/FRAD: A Conversation

FRBR/FRAD: A Conversation. Jenn Riley, UNC-Chapel Hill Jean Harden, University of North Texas Jay Weitz , OCLC. How this is going to work. Presentations from Jean and Jay Gather talking points from you, based on the presentations and related FRBR/FRAD (and, by extension, RDA) issues

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FRBR/FRAD: A Conversation

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  1. FRBR/FRAD: A Conversation Jenn Riley, UNC-Chapel Hill Jean Harden, University of North Texas Jay Weitz, OCLC

  2. MOUG 2012 How this is going to work • Presentations from Jean and Jay • Gather talking points from you, based on the presentations and related FRBR/FRAD (and, by extension, RDA) issues • Break into groups to discuss those talking points (30 minutes) • Reconvene in the big group for (2 minute!) reporting, synthesis, wrapup (20 minutes)

  3. MOUG 2012 Goals of the small group discussions • Increase understanding of the FRBR/FRAD models and their implementation among attendees, including, but not limited to, in RDA • Generate ideas for specific things the library cataloging community can do to to move towards FRBRized data and systems • Identify issues that will need to be resolved in order to move towards FRBRized data and systems • Identify ways in which the music metadata community can uniquely or substantively contribute to moving forward

  4. MOUG 2012 And we’re back • 2 minute reports from groups • Really. I mean it. • There will be a buzzer. • Discussion: • What common themes arose from multiple groups? • What new questions do these reports raise? • What next?

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