IŠČE SE: UČINKOVIT IN PREPROST KNJIŽNIČNI KATALOG
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https://doi.org/10.55741/knj.46.3.14013Ključne besede:
knjižnični katalogi, kataložni zapisi, formati MARC, Mednarodni standardni bibliografski opis, Funkcionalne zahteve za bibliografske zapise, potrebe uporabnikovPovzetek
IzvlečekUporaba knjižničnih katalogov ni tako preprosta, kot se zdi na prvi pogled. Trenutno razširjeni javni računalniški katalogi (OPAC) so se razvili iz tradicionalnih listkovnih katalogov. Podatkovne strukture MARC za računalniške kataloge pa so zagotovile prenos uveljavljenega bibliografskega zapisa v računalniško okolje. Katalogizatorji vložijo veliko časa in truda v pripravljanje zapisov za računalniške kataloge, vendar kljub temu nekatere raziskave kažejo, da zapisi niso tako uporabni kot bi pričakovali. Prikazali bomo, kateri deli kataložnih zapisov so uporabni in kateri niso. Analizirali bomo drugačne možnosti za kataložne zapise, ki izhajajo iz Funkcionalnih zahtev za bibliografske opise, in ugotavljali možnosti za izboljšanje uporabne vrednosti kataloga.
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