"In Introduction to Art Image Access, four experts present strategies for using metadata standards and controlled vocabularies to provide accurate access to images of works of art via subject analysis and description. They also address the organization and arrangement of visual …
This book addresses the issues that underlie the intellectual process of documenting a visual collection to make it accessible in an electronic environment. A glossary, selected bibliography, and an annotated list of tools are included. (Midwest).
"In Introduction to Art Image Access, four experts present strategies for using metadata standards and controlled vocabularies to provide accurate access to images of works of art via subject analysis and description. They also address the organization and arrangement of visual …
"In Introduction to Art Image Access, four experts present strategies for using metadata standards and controlled vocabularies to provide accurate access to images of works of art via subject analysis and description. They also address the organization and arrangement of visual …
Leading figures pay tribute to an expert in the field Honoring the work of Ruth C. Carter upon her retirement as editor of Cataloging & Classification Quarterly, Cataloger, Editor, and Scholar is a unique collection that features 21 articles from experts in the field. Celebratin…
The Role of the Electronic Resources Librarian focuses on longstanding hurdles to the transition of libraries from print collections, to online information services, all from an Electronic Resources Librarian (ERL) perspective. Problems covered include cost containment for elect…
Today's catalogers need to be well-versed in various media and be able to contend with the pace and scope of changing technology. The ways in which library users now search for and approach information are dramatically different from what the majority of the current cataloging p…
Today's cataloguers need to be well-versed in various media and be able to contend with the pace and scope of changing technology. The ways in which library users now search for and approach information are dramatically different from what the majority of the current cataloging …