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Title: Cataloguing standards for e-books in school libraries


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SCIS e-books
  • Cataloguing standards for e-books in school
    libraries

2
School library catalogues provide access to
learning resources for the school community
3
SCIS is a selection sourcefor e-books in schools
4
SCIS catalogues e-books
5
Enhanced content in SCIS
http//opac.scis.curriculum.edu.au/vwebv/holdingsI
nfo?bibId1535544
6
Students and staff expect to search in only one
place to find school resources
7
The principles and standards that have served
well for physical resources can be applied to
digital resources
8
SCIS standards for cataloguing e-books
5. STANDARDS FOR SPECIFIC FORMATS 5.A INTRODUCTI
ON 5.B ... WEBSITES 5.C ... VIDEORECORDINGS 5.D ..
. LEARNING OBJECTS 5.E ... E-BOOKS (Nov. 20
10) www.esa.edu.au/scis/help.html
9
What other information doe-book users want to
knowwhen searching?
10
Defining e-book
  • a book in an electronic format designed to be
    read in an e-reader (Macquarie Dictionary)
  • an electronic version of a printed book which
    can be read on a personal computer or hand-held
    device designed specifically for this purpose
    (Wikipedia)
  • the basic e-books landscape today includes text
    and audio, and it is available on readers (such
    as the Amazon Kindle), PCs, mobile consoles, or
    online(ALCTS CRS)

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e-book or app?
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SCIS GMD website
  • If the e-book is available only as a website, or
    in html form on a website with the option to view
    or download a PDF version, or on a website with
    mixed media, use the GMD website.
  • Warner Books Infobase e-books
  • Scholastic BookFlix
  • EDUCAUSE e-books

13
SCIS GMD electronic resource
  • For other e-books, use the GMD electronic
    resource.
  • If in doubt as to which GMD to use, use
    electronic resource.
  • Examples
  • Kindle e-book from Amazon
  • E-book read online using e-reading software, eg
    Turning the Pages, or Silverlight

14
Original or reproduction?
  • born digital?
  • photographed?
  • scanned with character recognition?
  • edited?
  • new edition?
  • added features?

Cory Doctorow For the win ISBN 978-0765322166
15
Multiple formats? Multiple records?
  • Separate records for different versions of the
    same manifestation are to be discouraged.
  • If the resource is available in various formats,
    include a note.
  • Provider-Neutral E-Monograph MARC Record Guide

16
What is an ISBN?
  • The International Standard Book Number (ISBN) is
    a 13-digit number that uniquely identifies books
    and book-like products published internationally.
  • Publications need separate ISBNs if anyone in
    the supply chain needs to identify them
    separately.
  • Guidelines for the assignment of ISBNs to ebooks

17
ISBN mayhem
  • 9780385752145 (hard cover) 0385752148 (hard
    cover) 9780385752152 (library binding)
    0385752156 (library binding) 9780375898433
    (e-book) 0375898433 (e-book) 9780385619011
    (hbk.) 0385619014 (hbk.) 9780385619028 (pbk.)

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SCIS Standards say
  • Give the ISBN in the MARC 020 if it pertains to
    the resource being described, i.e. the ISBN of
    the e-book edition.
  • Do not record the ISBN of an original print
    edition.

19
When is a page not a page?
  • If the GMD is website, omit the physical
    description.
  • If the GMD is electronic resource, provide the
    extent of the item if it is readily available
    (AACR2R 9.5B3).
  • Give other physical details if they are available
    and considered important (AACR2R 9.5C3).
  • Examples
  • 1 e-book (218 p.)
  • 21 p. digital, PDF file.

20
Location and access
  • Restrictions on access
  • If the item is available only on subscription,
    include a note.
  • Example
  • A subscription is required to access this
    resource.

21
Links in 856 field
  • For e-books available in various formats from a
    single source, link to the page which offers
    access to all formats.
  • Optionally, include a link also to a specific
    version of the resource if it is freely available
    online.
  • Examples
  • 856 40 u http//www.archive.org/details/windinwil
    lows00grah
  • 856 40 3 Online version u http//www.archive.org
    /stream/windinwillows00grahpage/n9/mode/2up

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SCIS Overdrive record
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School catalogue
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School digital library
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Discussion
  • How do we provide users with seamless access from
    catalogue record to e-book?
  • If you create or acquire an e-book what strategy
    do you have for cataloguing it?
  • What is the demand for e-books in your school
    community?
  • What is your schools plan for integrated access
    to all learning resources?

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What next?
  • SCIS professional learning programwww.esa.edu.au/
    scis/professional_learning.html
  • SCIS updates
  • _at_schoolscatinfo facebook.com/schoolscatinfo

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Acknowledgements
  • Leonie Bourke, Manager SCIS
  • Pru Mitchell, SCIS Support Coordinator
  • SCIS Team, Education Services Australia
  • SCIS Information Services Standards Committee
  • scisinfo_at_esa.edu.au
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