Collaborative Cataloging joint action of a group makes bibliographic records accessible to group members implies working together for common purpose working for the goals of each member library realization of those goals are attained through the combined efforts of the participants

joint action of a group makes bibliographic records accessible to group members

implies working together for common purpose

working for the goals of each member library

realization of those goals are attained through the combined efforts of the participants

Collaborative Cataloging Online cataloging Computers networks Acceptance of MARC format ANSI Z39.2 OCLC RLIN WLN UTLAS

Online cataloging

Computers

networks

Acceptance of MARC format

ANSI Z39.2

OCLC

RLIN

WLN

UTLAS

Collaborative Cataloging Europe REBUS BIBOS LIBIS-Net Herbis Sirbil Latin America Projects Bibliodata

Europe

REBUS

BIBOS

LIBIS-Net

Herbis

Sirbil

Latin America

Projects Bibliodata

Collaborative Cataloging Consortium Union Catalogs School System Ateneo Libraries Union Catalogs Area or Region PULSE or Philippine University Library Search Engine Private or government projects Philippine e-lib project Subject Library Link

Consortium Union Catalogs

School System

Ateneo Libraries Union Catalogs

Area or Region

PULSE or Philippine University Library Search Engine

Private or government projects

Philippine e-lib project

Subject

Library Link

Why Collaborative Cataloging? Cost-effectiveness Availability of a ready model Ready infrastructure

Cost-effectiveness

Availability of a ready model

Ready infrastructure

What’s New? Social Cataloging makes use of a web site to help people catalog their own books connects people with the same books comes up with suggestions for what to read next primary feature is the automatic cataloging of books by importing data from booksellers and libraries through Z39.50

Social Cataloging

makes use of a web site to help people catalog their own books

connects people with the same books

comes up with suggestions for what to read next

primary feature is the automatic cataloging of books by importing data from booksellers and libraries through Z39.50

Characteristics of Social Catalogs 2.0 environment, has the social functionalities that allows users to: be interactive tag be notified Run software applications Provides links to related topics Users can own and control data

2.0 environment, has the social functionalities that allows users to:

be interactive

tag

be notified

Run software applications

Provides links to related topics

Users can own and control data

Social Cataloging LibraryThing http://www.librarything.com/ A prominent cataloging site Connects people based on books they share information from 80 libraries are available WorldCat http://www.worldcat.org/ searches many libraries at once for an item and then locate it in a library nearby

LibraryThing

http://www.librarything.com/

A prominent cataloging site

Connects people based on books they share

information from 80 libraries are available

WorldCat

http://www.worldcat.org/

searches many libraries at once for an item and then locate it in a library nearby

Social Cataloging Biblios.net https://biblios.net/ Allows access database available online that supports Z39.50 Possesses the social cataloging features like real-time embedded chat, built-in forums, email integration

Biblios.net

https://biblios.net/

Allows access database available online that supports Z39.50

Possesses the social cataloging features like real-time embedded chat, built-in forums, email integration

Social Cataloging Livingsocial http://livingsocial.com/ social discovery and cataloging network that allows people to review and share their favorite movies, books, games and music

Livingsocial

http://livingsocial.com/

social discovery and cataloging network that allows people to review and share their favorite movies, books, games and music

Advantages of Social Cataloging Users Easy to use Responsive to user’s needs Catalog whenever, wherever Freebies Higher retrieval rate Increased love for reading

Users

Easy to use

Responsive to user’s needs

Catalog whenever, wherever

Freebies

Higher retrieval rate

Increased love for reading

Advantages of Social Cataloging Libraries/Librarians Heightened creativity and ingenuity Discovery of actual user behavior needs Wider scope of service Faster cataloging/higher output Multiplication of resources Higher regards for libraries/librarians

Libraries/Librarians

Heightened creativity and ingenuity

Discovery of actual user behavior needs

Wider scope of service

Faster cataloging/higher output

Multiplication of resources

Higher regards for libraries/librarians

Disadvantages of Social Cataloging Lack of vocabulary control adhoc coined words Retrieval role of terms Conveyance of right information Spelling problems Non-inclusion of relationships of terms Bias in assigning tags Diminishing precision in organization

Lack of vocabulary control

adhoc coined words

Retrieval role of terms

Conveyance of right information

Spelling problems

Non-inclusion of relationships of terms

Bias in assigning tags

Diminishing precision in organization

Rising Concerns: Will the cataloging functions of the libraries vanish? What will happen to catalogers?

Will the cataloging functions of the libraries vanish?

What will happen to catalogers?

Answers: The cataloging functions of the Library will never vanish; it will only be changed to keep track with the current trends happening globally. Catalogers will have to be guardians of the social catalogs as far as organization is concerned; they have to be extra vigilant in maintaining the quality, consistency and organization of today’s catalogs.

The cataloging functions of the Library will never vanish; it will only be changed to keep track with the current trends happening globally.

Catalogers will have to be guardians of the social catalogs as far as organization is concerned; they have to be extra vigilant in maintaining the quality, consistency and organization of today’s catalogs.

“ Organizing the universe of knowledge into some systematic order has been considered the most fundamental activity of the human mind. “ - "Cataloguing and Classification: An Introduction" Lois Mai Chan

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