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BIBFRAME Pilot Training

BIBFRAME Pilot Training. Session Two. Agenda. Searching the BIBFRAME Database Demonstration searches Break Retrieving an existing BIBFRAME description into the BIBFRAME Editor for enhancement demo Retrieving an existing BIBFRAME description into the BIBFRAME Editor for enhancement exercise

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BIBFRAME Pilot Training

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  1. BIBFRAME Pilot Training Session Two

  2. Agenda • Searching the BIBFRAME Database • Demonstration searches • Break • Retrieving an existing BIBFRAME description into the BIBFRAME Editor for enhancement demo • Retrieving an existing BIBFRAME description into the BIBFRAME Editor for enhancement exercise • Wrap-Up, Non-Latin Scripts in BIBFRAME, ID.LOC.GOV

  3. Searching the BIBFRAME Database • Unit 3 in the BIBFRAME Manual • Searching directly in the BIBFRAME Database is much more robust than searching in the Editor because there are more search options: • Everything (keyword) • Title • Author/Creator • Subject • In addition, more data is displayed in a BIBFRAME Database search result

  4. Searching the BIBFRAME Database: Filters

  5. Searching the BIBFRAME Database: Refinements

  6. Searching the BIBFRAME Database: Results

  7. Searching the BIBFRAME Database: Results

  8. Searching the BIBFRAME Database: Results

  9. Searching the BIBFRAME Database: Results • Searching the BIBFRAME Database is the ideal way to determine if a description exists for a resource you have in hand • But search results can be erratic at times – remember that work is constantly being done to refine the BIBFRAME Database, so what you see one day may not be the same thing you see another day • Stability is much better now than in the past • Refinements are ongoing • Participant feed-back is essential

  10. BIBFRAME Pilot Training Session Three One more demonstration!

  11. Searching the BIBFRAME Database: Demonstration Searches • Linked data for cultural heritage (LCCN 2016010125)

  12. Group Exercise: Importing a description from the BIBFRAME Database for editing • Unit 6 and Unit 8 in the BIBFRAME Manual • Instructor-led • You can just observe or input along with the demonstration

  13. Individual Exercise: Importing a description from the BIBFRAME Database for editing • Unit 6 and Unit 8 in the BIBFRAME Manual • Work on your own

  14. Individual Exercise: Review and Wrap-Up • Problem areas? • Questions? • Interested in more complicated bibliographic resources? • Introduction to Non-Latin Scripts in BIBFRAME (Unit 11 in the BIBFRAME Manual) • Introduction to ID.LOC.GOV (Unit 4 in the BIBFRAME Manual)

  15. What’s Next? • Consult the BIBFRAME Manual • Look at the Confluence site • Work with your colleagues who are already in the BIBFRAME Pilot • Attend the BIBFRAME divisional meetings • Attend the All-Participant meetings • Ask questions • Special format sessions

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