This paper examines the roles of professional and paraprofessional catalogers as they are perceived within the cataloging community. A survey was sent to all catalogers in member libraries of the Association of Research Libraries. In presenting these results, the authors consider whether a difference still exists between professional and paraprofessional catalogers beyond the master of library and information science degree and, if so, the nature of any such difference. In the process, the authors also examine issues such as whether catalogers feel that their work is valued and how cataloging work is evaluated
Lihong Zhu, “The Role of Paraprofessionals in Technical Services in Academic Libraries,” Poster sess...
This study reports on a content analysis conducted on AUTOCAT, an electronic mailing list dedicated...
Is there a future for the library cataloger? For the past thirty years this debate has increased wit...
This paper looks at the field of cataloging within the library science profession. The changes of th...
The emergence of paraprofessionals as a growing force in academic libraries is a much discussed but ...
Over the years and particularly with the advent of OCLC, more and more tasks once considered the rea...
Students have provided cheap successful labour for routine retrospective cataloguing projects. The ...
Library literature and anecdotal evidence reveal issues of friction between professional librarians ...
Abstract This paper examines professional development of cataloguers in electronic era in academic l...
One of the major issues in the management of academic libraries is the dual nature of staffing: the ...
One of the major issues in the management of academic libraries is the dual nature of staffing: the ...
This study describes the responsibilities and qualifications, as specified in job advertisements, fo...
Catalogers are essential for cataloging and classification of resources in library catalogs to creat...
Presentation slidesCatalogers’ role in libraries has been to provide access to library resources by ...
This study explores the concept of "quality" in library cataloging and examines the perception of qu...
Lihong Zhu, “The Role of Paraprofessionals in Technical Services in Academic Libraries,” Poster sess...
This study reports on a content analysis conducted on AUTOCAT, an electronic mailing list dedicated...
Is there a future for the library cataloger? For the past thirty years this debate has increased wit...
This paper looks at the field of cataloging within the library science profession. The changes of th...
The emergence of paraprofessionals as a growing force in academic libraries is a much discussed but ...
Over the years and particularly with the advent of OCLC, more and more tasks once considered the rea...
Students have provided cheap successful labour for routine retrospective cataloguing projects. The ...
Library literature and anecdotal evidence reveal issues of friction between professional librarians ...
Abstract This paper examines professional development of cataloguers in electronic era in academic l...
One of the major issues in the management of academic libraries is the dual nature of staffing: the ...
One of the major issues in the management of academic libraries is the dual nature of staffing: the ...
This study describes the responsibilities and qualifications, as specified in job advertisements, fo...
Catalogers are essential for cataloging and classification of resources in library catalogs to creat...
Presentation slidesCatalogers’ role in libraries has been to provide access to library resources by ...
This study explores the concept of "quality" in library cataloging and examines the perception of qu...
Lihong Zhu, “The Role of Paraprofessionals in Technical Services in Academic Libraries,” Poster sess...
This study reports on a content analysis conducted on AUTOCAT, an electronic mailing list dedicated...
Is there a future for the library cataloger? For the past thirty years this debate has increased wit...