Module 1. Introduction to Serials Cataloging
Contents
Introduction, Discussion Points, References, and Definitions of Terms
1.1. The significance of serial publications
1.2.1. Characteristics of serials
1.2.2. How cataloging a serial differs from cataloging a multipart item or an integrating resource
1.2.3. Serials vs. monograph cataloging: economy and access
1.3. The process of cataloging a serial
1.3.1. Examining the issue(s) of the serial
1.3.2. Searching
1.3.3. Describing the serial
1.3.4. Determining name and title access points
1.3.5. Assigning subject headings and a call number
1.3.6. Inputting the record
1.3.7. Updating related records
1.5. Serials and their control
1.5.1. Check-in and holdings records
1.5.2. Publication patterns and the CONSER publication pattern initiative
1.5.3. Union lists and consortia
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