In 2016, the first Spanish libraries will begin using RDA cataloging rules (Resource Description and Access), replacing AACR2. This note article explains that RDA should be viewed as a confluence of three trends: savings, sharing, and developing technology. The objectives of the catalogs (to find a known work, to find works by the same author or subject, and to provide relationships between authors or entities) are explained. A brief historical review of AACR, MARC format, ISBD, FRBR, and Bibframe, is made, finally, to explain the RDA rules
RDA: Resource Description and Access, is a new cataloguing standard which will replace the Anglo-Ame...
This work is designed for four kind of readers: cataloguing students, aspirant librarians, librarian...
Introduction of the dossier: Challenges of the implementation of RDA in Latin American librarie
After seven years of intense work, the final version of Resource description & access: RDA was publi...
RDA (Resource Description and Access) is going to promote a great change in cataloguing. In fact, gu...
RDA (Resource Description and Access) is going to promote a great change in cataloguing. In fact, gu...
Cataloging cartographic documents with RDA. The article discusses new RDA (Resource description and...
RDA (Resource Description and Access) is going to promote a great change in cataloguing. In fact, gu...
While debate on the implementation of RDA in bibliographic description processes continues, it is im...
A characterization of RDA is presented, which is the international cataloging code currently being i...
This article aims to provide a comprehensive and concise description of RDA-Resource Description and...
The National Library of Spain’s adoption of RDA as its new cataloging standard from January 2019 has...
RDA is a new cataloging code that arrives trying to replace the AACR2 standards 2nd ed in the libra...
The current tendencies in the area of cataloging is an issue that is at the apex of the discussions ...
Review of a book by Chris Oliver, who is able in a short text (103 pp.) to introduce us in the conte...
RDA: Resource Description and Access, is a new cataloguing standard which will replace the Anglo-Ame...
This work is designed for four kind of readers: cataloguing students, aspirant librarians, librarian...
Introduction of the dossier: Challenges of the implementation of RDA in Latin American librarie
After seven years of intense work, the final version of Resource description & access: RDA was publi...
RDA (Resource Description and Access) is going to promote a great change in cataloguing. In fact, gu...
RDA (Resource Description and Access) is going to promote a great change in cataloguing. In fact, gu...
Cataloging cartographic documents with RDA. The article discusses new RDA (Resource description and...
RDA (Resource Description and Access) is going to promote a great change in cataloguing. In fact, gu...
While debate on the implementation of RDA in bibliographic description processes continues, it is im...
A characterization of RDA is presented, which is the international cataloging code currently being i...
This article aims to provide a comprehensive and concise description of RDA-Resource Description and...
The National Library of Spain’s adoption of RDA as its new cataloging standard from January 2019 has...
RDA is a new cataloging code that arrives trying to replace the AACR2 standards 2nd ed in the libra...
The current tendencies in the area of cataloging is an issue that is at the apex of the discussions ...
Review of a book by Chris Oliver, who is able in a short text (103 pp.) to introduce us in the conte...
RDA: Resource Description and Access, is a new cataloguing standard which will replace the Anglo-Ame...
This work is designed for four kind of readers: cataloguing students, aspirant librarians, librarian...
Introduction of the dossier: Challenges of the implementation of RDA in Latin American librarie