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Implementing RDA in Small Libraries: A Practical Guide for Success

This guide by Damian Iseminger provides practical insights for small libraries and consortia looking to implement Resource Description and Access (RDA). It emphasizes the importance of active participation in professional organizations, utilizing the RDA Toolkit, and engaging in collaborative learning opportunities. The workshop links and training resources mentioned will empower catalogers to embrace RDA confidently. By building relationships with IT departments and sharing knowledge with colleagues, small libraries can successfully adopt RDA practices and enhance their cataloging efforts.

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Implementing RDA in Small Libraries: A Practical Guide for Success

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  1. RDA: Not just for the Big Boys Implementing RDA in the Small Library/Consortia Environment Damian Iseminger February 26, 2013

  2. Curiosity! • Actively participate in professional organizations like MOUG and MLA • Find a way to get the RDA Toolkit

  3. Take advantage of what’s out there • Cataloger’s Learning Workshop: http://www.loc.gov/catworkshop/ • FRBR/FRAD • Using the RDA Toolkit • General RDA Cataloging • Special Formats Cataloging • NACO Training • ALA-ALCTS Past Webinars: http://www.ala.org/alcts/confevents/past/webinar

  4. BE proactive • Cultivate relationships with IT • Offer your services • Go the extra mile

  5. Share your enthusiasm! • Talk with your colleagues • Provide RDA examples to your colleagues • Be the expert

  6. START CATALOGING IN RDA!!!

  7. We can do it!

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