Cataloging Non-book Formats
- What
is the chief source of information for this class of materials?
- Consult
.0B rules in the AACR chapter(s) relevant to the material you are cataloging
- After
chief source determined, check what are prescribed sources for different
areas of description (often there is a preferred order)
- Consult
.0B rules in the AACR chapter(s) relevant to the material you are cataloging
- Class-of-material-specific
rules in AACR/LCRI for:
- Area
1 (Title and statements of responsibility)
- Area
2 (Edition statements)
- Area
3 (Mathematical data, etc.)
- Area
4 (Publication information)
- Area
5 (Physical description)
- Area
6 (Series)
- Area
7 (Notes)
- Area
8 (Standard numbers, terms of availability, etc.)
- Interpretive
or prescriptive manuals available in print and via Catalogers’ Desktop
- Descriptive
Cataloging of Rare Materials (Books)
- Cartographic
Materials: A Manual of Interpretation for AACR2
- Archival
Moving Image Materials: A Cataloging Manual
- Graphic
Materials
- CONSER
Cataloging Manual
- CONSER
Editing Guide
- Descriptive
Cataloging of Rare Materials (Serials)
- Interpretive
or prescriptive manuals freely available online
- Content
standards
- Cataloging
Cultural Objects: A Guide to Describing Cultural Works and Their Images
- Describing
Archives: a Content Standard (DACS)
- General
cheatsheets,
calculators, handy reference guides, etc.
- Format-specific
cheatsheets, calculators, handy reference
guides, etc.