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RDA: Changes for Users and Catalogers
Presented to the members of the Computer and Technical Services (CATS) Division,
Suffolk County Library Association, November 13, 2013
Natalia Tomlin, Technical Services Librarian,
Assistant Professor
B. Davis Schwartz Memorial Library L.I.U. Post
Executive Board 2014
President
James Matias
VP/President Elect
Xibe Solis
Treasurer
Eileen DeSimone
Secretary
Kelly Harris
Past President
Stephen Ingram
Members at Large (8)
Bob Johnson
Dominic Iadicco
Tom Cohn
Lisa Bitran
Mary O’Grady
Paul Zukowski
Danielle Zubiller
Min Liu
Cats RDA 2013 FLYER
RSVP cats@scla.net
No registration required
Wednesday, November 13th
SCLS Auditorium
627 N. Sunrise Highway, Bellport, NY
10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
(Coffee and refreshments served at 9:30)
Resource Description and Access (RDA): Changes for Users and Catalogers. A presentation by Natalia Tomlin.
Resource Description and Access (RDA) launched in 2010 as the successor to Anglo-American Cataloging Rules, Revised, Second Edition (AACR2). The rules of this new cataloging code, as enumerated in the online utility RDA Toolkit, have led to the current period of transition for the cataloging community. RDA represents a shift in cataloging practice aimed to support the digital environment and to improve the user experience by heightening the discoverability of materials and collections. Join Natalia Tomlin, Technical Services Librarian at B. Davis Schwartz Memorial Library at LIU Post, for a morning of learning about RDA principles, vocabulary, new content in bibliographic records and resulting changes in OPAC display. This presentation will be of interest to working catalogers and other Technical Services personnel, as well as Reference Librarians and everyone else who is curious about the changes they see in OPAC records.
No registration required
RSVP cats@scla.net
A demonstration of Mobile Millennium, running Millennium from portable devices and
SCLS will be hosting our October TIF Meeting on Wednesday, October 16, 2013.
This is a date change.
Congratulations to Margaret Hennings of the Huntington Public Library who was the winner of our Kindle Fire HD raffle.
Thanks to all of you who attended the Long Island Library Conference and visited the CATS table. Special congratulations to the Long Island Library Conference Committee for another successful year.
Links to the slides from two of our presentations are below:
Bob Johnson
http://portal.sliderocket.com/BRIFG/LILC-2013_1
Stephen Ingram
Mobile LILC presentation 2013
Ellen Druda
LILC2013Presentation1
Bob Johnson
http://portal.sliderocket.com/BRIFG/Reference_Tech
Stephen Ingram
Future proof 2013
Look for more upcoming CATS programs.
Thanks
Stephen Ingram
President CATS
The Promises and Perils of Mobile Communication
SESSION II: 10:30 – 11:30AM
Mobile communication is changing the way people are accessing information and how it is shifting library services. The presentation will concentrate on the digital environment created by these devices, a demonstration of the Emma S. Clark Library mobile app for library services, and cover concerns of online privacy. Come see the three unique perspectives in the ever-changing mobile arena.
Speakers: Ted Gutmann, Emma S. Clark Memorial Library; Stephen Ingram, Northport-East Northport Public Library; Bob Johnson, Emma S. Clark Memorial Library
Future-proof Your Library Through Collaboration: Where Reference Meets Technology
SESSION III: 3:00 – 4:00PM
Does your library have staff that are afraid of technology? Is your computer department isolated from the big picture? Do they work in two separate worlds? Join us for a panel discussion between librarians and technicians as they tackle the tough issues between them. Audience participation will provide a lively environment!
Speakers: Robert Johnson, Emma S. Clark Library: Todd Schlitt, West Islip Public Library Stephen Ingram, Northport-East Northport Library; Ellen Druda, Half Hollow Hills Community Library; Dominic Iadicicco, South Country Library
For additional information visit the CATS website at scla.net/cats/
Here are the details
What: Technology Information Forum Meeting – April 2013
Annual Library Tour
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Emma S. Clark Memorial Library @ 10:00am
120 Main Street
Setauket, New York 11733-2868
(631) 941-4080
Frank Melville Jr. Memorial Library @ 2:00pm
SUNY Stony Brook
100 Nicolls Rd
Stony Brook, NY 11794
(631) 632-6000
Meet with professional staff and learn how each institution is adapting to meet the needs of
its patrons as technology changes the role of Libraries. Tour begins at Emma S. Clark
Memorial Library at 10:00am. There will be a break for lunch on your own. Tour
reconvenes at 2:00pm at the SUNY Stony Brook Frank Melville Jr. Memorial Library.
RSVP to cats@scla.net
The Annual Library Tour will take place on Tuesday April 23rd. The tour will begin at Emma S. Clark Memorial Library at 10 AM, followed by a break for lunch.
The Emma S. Clark Memorial Library is Suffolk County’s oldest public library in terms of continuous community service from its original location. The Library’s collection of books, periodicals, audio, video, and software products totals over 200,000 items and serves a population of 45,668. Firmly rooted in a century-old tradition of meeting the public need, the Emma S. Clark Memorial Library continues to explore new means and technologies to serve the needs of the Three Village community today and tomorrow.
Emma S. Clark Memorial Library
120 Main Street
Setauket, New York 11733-2868
(631) 941-4080
e-mail: askus@emmaclark.org
A List Of Some Restaurants in the area:
Mario’s Italian Restaurant- 212 Main Street, Setauket
Bliss- 766 Route 25 A, Setauket
Tai Show North- 316 Main Street, Setauket
Pita House- 100-27 S Jersey Ave, Setauket
Domo Sushi Restaurant- 180 Route 25 A, Setauket
Pentimeno- 93 Main Street, Stony Brook
Greek To Go- 2460 Nesconset- Port Jefferson Hwy, Stony Brook
O Sole Mio- 2194 Nesconset Hwy, Stony Brook
The Bench Bar and Grill- 1095 Route 25 A, Stony Brook
After lunch, the tour will reconvene at the Frank Melville Library at SUNY Stony Brook Campus at 2 PM. We will meet outside the Central Reading Room and the itinerary is as follows:
Suffolk County Library Association (SCLA) Tour of Melville Library
April 23rd, 2013
Tour Leader: Kathleen Maxheimer
2:00 PM Meet in front of Central Reading Room
Reference Services (William Glenn)
2:15 PM Technical Services (Dan Kinney, Bushra Butt)
2:25 PM Preservation (Jason Torre)
2:35 PM Music (Gisele Schierhorst)
2:50 PM Science & Engineering (Dana Antonucci)
3:00 PM Special Collections and University Archives (Kristen Nyitray)
3:10 PM Circulation (Jennifer Devito)
3:20 PM RIS Services (in Classroom A)
Instruction (Fiona Grady)
Website (Darren Chase)
This page (http://www.stonybrook.edu/parking/where.shtml?visitors) provides information on visitor parking at Stony Brook. Paid parking in the garage behind the Admin building or metered parking behind the Student Union are both close to the library building. Free parking is available in the South P lot and means a short bus ride into the main campus.
