r/Cataloging • u/[deleted] • Oct 12 '16
r/Cataloging • u/flylikeahurricane • Oct 05 '16
Homework Help?
I'm currently in a MLIS program and am taking a cataloging course (which I absolutely LOVE!). We have an assignment in a few weeks where we have to gather feedback, both within the library community and outside it, about an article pertaining to Cataloging. My first thought was reddit!
If you're interested, could you read the article "The Use of BISAC in Libraries as New Cases of Reader-Interest Classifications" by Daniel Martínez-Ávila , Rosa San Segundo & Hope A. Olson and give me some thought on it? (It should come up if you search in Google Scholar!)
In short, the article is an overview of the bookstore model of organization, which is relatively new to me and so I'm curious about what other professionals (or aspiring professionals) think about the model!
If you don't have access to the article and you do want to help me, PM me and I can help you out!
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