Current library catalogs do not fulfill users' needs for navigating freely from one record to related records. They also fail to meet the second objective of the library catalog either because of the generic defect of current linking devices and omission of virtual copies. The application of hypertext system to the traditional library catalog is suggested for a solution, because this type of OPAC system is able to present links in a more user-friendly way. The new system is named hypercatalog. An expanded USMARC format is suggested for data structure of the hypercatalog. The hypercatalog is expected to be able to offer an appropriate interface to present links for related bibliographic records for both of Web resources and traditional libra...
The concept of remote site cataloging or telecataloging (Hopkins 1994) follows more than three dec...
The Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR)’s hierarchical system defines families ...
Textbooks are even more available in electronic format nowadays than in the past. As the size of a...
Current library catalogs do not fulfill users' needs for navigating freely from one record to relate...
This paper examines the hyperlinks to, from and between 111 special collections libraries whose pare...
The conventional subject search strategy of querying with words and phrases has been creating a lot ...
This article considers the current situation of transition from the machine-readable cataloging (MAR...
Paper presents how web 2.0 and its tools affect traditional library services and products such as ca...
Designers and maintainers of library catalogues are facing fresh challenges representing bibliograph...
This research examines the classification of link types within hypertext databases. It is proposed t...
This paper describes a study that explored ways in which users’ subject-searching problems in a loca...
Semantic and linked-data technologies are currently used by several cultural heritage institutions t...
The irruption of the informative space of Web, as new manner to disseminate and share information co...
Traditionally, standard catalog records have provided bibliographic data that mostly address the bas...
For well over a century, the catalog has served libraries and their users as a guide and index to pu...
The concept of remote site cataloging or telecataloging (Hopkins 1994) follows more than three dec...
The Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR)’s hierarchical system defines families ...
Textbooks are even more available in electronic format nowadays than in the past. As the size of a...
Current library catalogs do not fulfill users' needs for navigating freely from one record to relate...
This paper examines the hyperlinks to, from and between 111 special collections libraries whose pare...
The conventional subject search strategy of querying with words and phrases has been creating a lot ...
This article considers the current situation of transition from the machine-readable cataloging (MAR...
Paper presents how web 2.0 and its tools affect traditional library services and products such as ca...
Designers and maintainers of library catalogues are facing fresh challenges representing bibliograph...
This research examines the classification of link types within hypertext databases. It is proposed t...
This paper describes a study that explored ways in which users’ subject-searching problems in a loca...
Semantic and linked-data technologies are currently used by several cultural heritage institutions t...
The irruption of the informative space of Web, as new manner to disseminate and share information co...
Traditionally, standard catalog records have provided bibliographic data that mostly address the bas...
For well over a century, the catalog has served libraries and their users as a guide and index to pu...
The concept of remote site cataloging or telecataloging (Hopkins 1994) follows more than three dec...
The Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR)’s hierarchical system defines families ...
Textbooks are even more available in electronic format nowadays than in the past. As the size of a...