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Pratt SILS Knowledge Organization Spring 2010
Personal Information Management
                               Alexandra Basen, Andrea Gilmer, Elizabeth Legere & Sarah Zimmermann

What is PIM?                                                                                                PIM Tools
    The practice and the study of the activities                                                                PIM tools are types of applications and
people perform in order to acquire, organize,                                                               software that work like a personal organizer.
maintain, retrieve and use information items for                                                            Types of information managed by PIM tools
everyday use to complete tasks (work-related or                                                             include journals, address books, e-mail etc.
not) and fulfill a person‘s various roles.                                                                  Optimizing human-machine interaction is the
                                                                                                            main long-term goal of successful PIM tools.




                                                         Figure 3. Gmail inbox



                                                         PIM and E-mail

Figure 1. Wikipedia page for personal information           Email has become our primary means of
management…and cat!                                      communication. We use our email to schedule
                                                         appointments, save important memories, and
The Human Brain and PIM                                  share information with others.                      Figure 5. Locked journal – information security

    To design effective PIM tools, we must
understand how our brains store, process, and                                                               PIM and Security
retrieve information. Good PIM tools aid
knowledge organization by capitalizing on our                                                                     As our personal information becomes
cognitive strengths.                                                                                        more digitized, we open doors for others to
                                                                                                            access our information. This problem with
                                                                                                            security that we face is difficult to solve since
                                                                                                            it also ties into privacy laws and what exactly
                                                                                                            should be protected.

                                                                                                             References
                                                                                                             Claessens, J. P., Bart; Vandewalle, Joos. (2002). A tangled
                                                                                                                 World Wide Web of security issues. 1396-0466.
                                                                                                             Jones, W. (2004). Finders, keepers? The present and future
                                                                                                                 perfect in support of personal information management.
                                                                                                                 First Monday, 9(3-1).
                                                                                                             Jones, W.P. & Teevan, J. (2007). Personal information
                                                                                                                 management. Washington: University of
                                                          Figure 4. Comparison of the Apple Newton to the
                                                                                                                 Washington Press.
Figure 2 Model of the human brain                         iPhone
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Oral History Collections:
                                        Organization & Access
                                         Our Research and Interview Questions:                    LaGuardia and Wagner Archive:
                                                                                                     Permissions and Access
Rutgers and Brooklyn Historical          1. How are Oral History Archives being organized?
   Society: A Comparison of
                                         2. What are some of the challenges that OHAs face    •        Item level organization through
           Practices
                                                       in organizing the collections?                  specialized enumeration system
 •   Goal of both: to provide at least
                                         3. What are the access points that OHAs provide to   •        Access point on the web site is
                                                       the public?                                     through a finding aid
     one access point to oral history
                                         4. Is it possible to develop a more universal        •        Donor rights and permissions are
     projects. BHS also aims to unite
                                         standard for OHA organization and access?                     key legal components to provide
     audio with transcripts and
                                                                                                       users access to the interviews
     place collection online
                                                                                              •        Utilizing new media such as
 •   Internal organization based on
                                                                                                       Facebook, Flickr, and YouTube to
     existing resources. Rutgers uses
                                                                                                       provide user access in new ways
     collection level MARC; BHS
     uses Past Perfect museum
     collection management
 •   The priority level of OH
     projects within the institution     Our Conclusions:                                                               References
     influences the level of access
                                                                                                  Grimsley, R.L., & Wynne, S. C. (2009). Creating access to
     provided
                                          •   Individualized approach: using a mix of             oral histories in academic libraries.
                                                                                                  College & Undergraduate Libraries, 16 (4), 278-299.

  Dance Oral History, NYPL:
                                              cataloging and archival standards
                                                                                                  McKay, N. (2004). Curating oral history: Survey results.
 Donations, Item Formats and              •   Budget, staffing capabilities and internal          Retrieved from

       MARC records                           priorities influence access levels                  http://www.nancymackay.net/oral-history/research-
                                                                                                  publications/curating-oral-histories-2007/research/survey-
                                          •   Material formats and donor rights also              results

 •   Item level MARC records                  determine if and how the interviews are             Nicolas, Y. (2005). Folklore requirements for bibliographic
                                                                                                  records: Oral traditions and FRBR.
 •   Donated materials uncontrolled           made accessible                                     Cataloging & Classification Quarterly, 39 (3/4), 179-195.
     and in various audio formats         •   Donated interviews are uncontrolled and can         Wynne, S. C. (2009). Cataloging oral histories: Creating
     and conditions                           lack proper documentation                           MARC records for individual oral history interviews.
 •   Multiple records for one                                                                     Cataloging & Classification Quarterly, 47 (6), 561-582.

     interview, especially post
     preservation...solution: FRBR?      How feasible is a universal standard for                  Paul Clarke, Lee Ann Fullington &
 •   Access online records at NYPL                                                                            Cassie Mey
                                            the organization and access of                          LIS 653-03, Professor Pattuelli
     catalog and WorldCat using
     faceted search of spoken word                   Oral Histories?                                     4/22/10 Final Project
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LibraryThing and Social Cataloguing
Main Entry:                                                       Libraries Using LibraryThing                                             References
folksonomy
Part of Speech: n                                                                                                         -Lawson, K. (2009) Mining Social Tagging Data
                                                            Danbury Public Library http://danburylibrary.org/
Definition:                                                                                                              for Enhanced Subject Access for Readers and
a type of classification system for online                                                                               Researchers. The Journal of Academic
content, created by an individual user who tags             First library to use LTFL in May 2007                        Librarianship, 25, 574-582.
information with freely chosen keywords; also,              “Adding tags makes our catalog a win-win situation for
the cooperation of a group of people to create              everyone - librarians get to keep our subject headings,      -Rolla, P. J. (2009) User Tags versus Subject
such a classification system                                and patrons get keywords and tags that they understand.”     Headings: Can User-Supplied Data Improve
Etymology:                                                     -Merry Uk, Webmaster, Danbury Public Library              Subject Access to Library Collections? Library
2005; folk + taxonomy                                                                                                    Resources & Technical Services, 53(3), 174-184.
tax·on·o·my                                                 Seattle Public Library http://www.spl.org/
[tak-son-uh-mee]
                                                                                                                         -Shirky, Clay. "Ontology is Overrated: Catagories,
–noun                                                       Monthly Statistics                                           Links, and Tags." Clay Shirky's Writings About the
1.
                                                            -14,000+ similar title links clicked through                 Internet. 2 Oct. 2009
the science or technique of classification.
                                                            -1,300+ variant edition links clicked on                     http://shirky.com/writings/ontology_overrated.html
2.
                                                            -3,000+ multi-click tag sessions
Biology. the science dealing with the
description, identification, naming, and                    -13,000+ reviews viewed                                      -Reamy, Tom. "Folksonomy Folktales."
classification of organisms.                                   -Lare Mischo, Systems Librarian, Seattle Public Library   KMWorld.com. 29 Sept. 2009. KM World. 2 Oct.
                                                                                                                         2009
                                                                                                                         http://www.kmworld.com/Articles/ReadArticle.aspx
       “Left-Wing”                  “Right-Wing”                     LibraryThing and Users                              ?ArticleID=56210&PageNum=1
       Folksonomy                    Taxonomy
    Where it works best:         Where it works best:
Domain                       Domain                          Current Use:                                                -Earley, Seth. "Folksonomy versus Taxonomy."
  •     Large corpus           •     Small corpus            User driven content descriptions, classification,           Not Otherwise Categorized. 15 Feb. 2007. Earley
  •     No formal              •     Formal categories                                                                   & Associates. 3 Oct. 2009
        categories             •     Stable entities         reviews, tag clouds, etc.
  •     Unstable entities      •     Restricted entities
                                                                                                                         http://sethearley.wordpress.com/2007/02/15/folkso
  •     Unrestricted entities •      Clear edges                                                                         nomy-versus-taxonomy/
  •     No clear edges       Users
                                                                          “People don’t want a library that acts
Users                          •     Expert catalogers                    like just a glorified card catalog online.
  •     Large corpus           •     Authoritative source                 They want a catalog that’s as good as
  •     No formal                    of judgment
                                                                          Google or Amazon.” -Gail Richardson,              LIS 653 Spring, 2010
        categories             •     Coordinated users
  •     Unstable entities      •     Expert users                         Oakville Public Library (ONT.)                    Corinne Neary
  •     Unrestricted entities                                                                                               Michael Hollitscher
  •     No clear edges                                       Possibilities                                                  Ricca Gaus
                                                             Incorporation of user-created tags into existing
                                                             controlled vocabularies.
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Cataloging Body Art
                                        Elissa Hunter, Gretchen King, Kay Menick, Keisha Miller

  Using ICONCLASS to classify             Cataloging tattoos
                                                                                                     Different Websites catalog in
                                                                                                     different ways:
  0 Abstract, Non-representational        If you have the tattoo artist's actual drawing, then you
  1 Religion and Magic                    can classify it as "art original" and give that tattoo
  2 Nature                                artist credit. You would have a physical object that       Blogs use tag clouds to organize
  3 Human being, Man in general           you could then describe and therefore catalog.             their entries.
  4 Society, Civilization, Culture
  5 Abstract Ideas and Concepts           If the tattoo is on the body of a person, a photograph     Tattoo design Websites organize
  6 History                               of the tattoo must be made. The photograph                 their designs according to very
  7 Bible                                 becomes your physical object and you can then              broad categories.
  8 Literature                            catalog it.
  9 Classical Mythology and                                                                          Tattoo shop Websites usually
    Ancient History                                                                                  group their tattoos by artist. Once
                                                                                                     you get to that level, you have to
                                                                                                     scroll to find what you want.

                                                                                                     Flickr and other sharing sites
                                                                                                     group tattoos under tags
                                                                                                     determined by the users, which
                                                                                                     doesn’t really provide
                                                                                                     cohesiveness to searches. They
                                                                                                     do, however, usually include the
                                                                                                     stories behind the tattoos.




2. Nature                                   Can FRBR be used for tattoos?
   25. Earth, world as celestial body
                                            Yes, if fully implemented.
     25F. Animals
        25F7. Lower animals                 Offers a more detailed approach to areas – in this
          25F71. Anthropods                 case, culture, specifically art form, i.e. mehndi or
             25F711. Insects                henna tattoos.
               25F711(BUTTERFLY)
Cultural Heritage: Access and Digitization in the Modern World
Dr. Pattuelli LIS 653-03                  Ariella Feller & Elisabeth Gattullo                                                 Logo


                     W3C                                                                      Preserving Offensive Images
-World Wide Web Consortium that                                                            -Are cultures obligated to preserve
develops standards for the web                                                             materials that have affected them if
-Ultimate goal is to provide long-                                                         they find the materials offensive?
term web growth                                                                                    Ex: Danish cartoons and
                                                   Questions Raised                        Islamic cultural institutions
                                       1. What types of programs are in place              Access to Native American Culture
               PrestoSpace
                                       to secure the protection of cultural                -Who really owns American Indian
-Goal of the project is to develop     heritage items?
                                                                                           Culture?
technical solutions and integrated     2. Do countries have a duty to protect
systems for the digital preservation   cultural materials?                                 -What is the best way to preserve
of audio-visual material               3. Does the move to digitization help or            and protect culture while leaving it
                                       hinder the overall purpose of cultural              accessible to the society it comes
                  Calimera             heritage preservation?                              from?
                                                         Conclusions
-Developed for ordinary citizens to     Cultural artifacts remain a vitally important
access cultural heritage services       part of any society’s history and as such
                                        must be preserved for the study of future
-Interested in providing access on a    generations.
local level                             Using new digitization technologies,
                                        librarians the world over, help keep
                                        cultural heritage relevant and accessible.
                                                         References
                                                                                                Cultural Heritage and War
                                           Cloonan, M. V. (2007) The Paradox of
                                           preservation. Library Trends, 56 (1), 133-47.

                                           Fischer, A. (2008) Pride, preservation,         -Cultural heritage artifacts are
                                           progress: native rights advocate speaks on      almost always a casualty of war
                                           cultural heritage. Library of Congress
                                           Information Bulletin, 67(12), 229.              -Iraq and the destruction of the
                                           Frank, R. (2005) Jerusalem conference on the
                                                                                           national archives
                                           digitisation of cultural heritage. Library Hi
                                           Tech News, 22(1), 10-11.
Pratt SILS Knowledge Organization Spring 2010
SUBJECT ACCESS for VISUAL MATERIALS
LIS 653-02                                    DAISY CAMPBELL, CHRISTINE CLISURA, SARA MEDLICOTT
                                                                                                                                    SA AND MAPS
 WHAT IS SUBJECT ACCESS (SA)?                                                                                                           Subject access in maps rests largely on
      ―If the focus of the bibliographic description is the                                                                         geographic expanse, however there is some
 artifact—the precise capture of its physical and textual facts—                                                                    dispute as to whether that is considered a
 the focus of subject headings work is the library user and his                                                                     subject heading or not. The cataloger must
 or her content-related needs and expectations.‖                                                                                    make a careful assessment to determine
    - Jeffrey Garrett, ―Subject Headings in Full-Text                                                                               whether map labeling is correct or not.
      Environments‖                                                                                                                 Library of Congress is currently working to
                                                                                                                                    revise   the   genre/form     headings      for
 WHY IS SA IMPORTANT?                                                                                                               cartographic materials, but it will likely be a
                                                                              Figure 2. ARTstor metadata for C. Y. A. Azaglo,       challenge for libraries to implement those
                                                                              Untitled (1964)                                       revisions.
                                                                              SA, Artwork, and ARTstor
                                                                                  Iconography complicates the issue of
                                                                              creating subject access for a work of art,
                                                                              such as a digital image of an artwork as one
                                                                              would find in ARTstor. In order to create
                                                                              strong subject terms, image catalogers must
                                                                              be aware of the point at which they make the
                                                                              transition from a factual reading to an
                                                                              interpretive reading.
                                                                                  ARTstor uses VRA Core 4.0 to create
                                                                              metadata for its images, but the fact that the
                                                                              ‗subject‘ element in this schema is optional,
                                                                              combined        with    the    individualized
                                                                                                                                  Figure 4. Lionel Pincus and Princess Firyal Map
                                                                              methodology        of     ARTstor‘s     many
                                                                                                                                  Division
 Figure 1. The value of subject headings in the OPAC. From T. Gross & A. G.   contributors, means that subject access in
 Taylor, ―What Have We Got to Lose?‖                                                                                         References
                                                                              ARTstor‘s collection is highly irregular at
                                                                                                                             Garrett, J. (2007). Subject headings in full-text
                                                                              best.                                             environments: The ECCO experiment.
     In 1876, Charles Cutter first proposed the function of
 subject access in the library catalog, revolutionizing the                                                                               College & Research Libraries, 68(1), 69-81.
 discovery of available resources by information seekers.                                                                             Gross, T., & Taylor, A. (2005). What have we
 Today, even with the luxury of keyword and cross-field                                                                                  got to lose? The effect of controlled
 OPAC searches, subject headings still provide that crucial                                                                              vocabulary on keyword searching results.
                                                                                                                                         College & Research Libraries, 66(3), 212-
 third discovery point: succinct assessment of the topic or
                                                                                                                                         30.
 aboutness of an item. Subject heading terminology often
 provides the most relevant or the only hits in a keyword                                                                             Jesperson, H.P. & Jesperson, J.K. (2004). The
                                                                                                                                         problem of subject access to visual
 search.
                                                                                                                                         materials. Journal of Educational Media &
     Conceptual analysis presents challenges even for                                                                                    Library Sciences, 42(1), 37-48.
 traditional print materials, but image catalogers face a                                                                             Library of Congress. (1991). Map cataloging
 number of unique issues and challenges in trying to                           Figure 3. ARTstor metadata for George     Bellows,         manual. Washington, D.C.: Cataloging
                                                                               Pennsylvania Excavation (1907-1909)
 determine and describe the subject of visual materials.                                                                                  Distribution Service, Library of Congress.
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Pratt SILS Knowledge Organization Spring 2010

  • 2. Personal Information Management Alexandra Basen, Andrea Gilmer, Elizabeth Legere & Sarah Zimmermann What is PIM? PIM Tools The practice and the study of the activities PIM tools are types of applications and people perform in order to acquire, organize, software that work like a personal organizer. maintain, retrieve and use information items for Types of information managed by PIM tools everyday use to complete tasks (work-related or include journals, address books, e-mail etc. not) and fulfill a person‘s various roles. Optimizing human-machine interaction is the main long-term goal of successful PIM tools. Figure 3. Gmail inbox PIM and E-mail Figure 1. Wikipedia page for personal information Email has become our primary means of management…and cat! communication. We use our email to schedule appointments, save important memories, and The Human Brain and PIM share information with others. Figure 5. Locked journal – information security To design effective PIM tools, we must understand how our brains store, process, and PIM and Security retrieve information. Good PIM tools aid knowledge organization by capitalizing on our As our personal information becomes cognitive strengths. more digitized, we open doors for others to access our information. This problem with security that we face is difficult to solve since it also ties into privacy laws and what exactly should be protected. References Claessens, J. P., Bart; Vandewalle, Joos. (2002). A tangled World Wide Web of security issues. 1396-0466. Jones, W. (2004). Finders, keepers? The present and future perfect in support of personal information management. First Monday, 9(3-1). Jones, W.P. & Teevan, J. (2007). Personal information management. Washington: University of Figure 4. Comparison of the Apple Newton to the Washington Press. Figure 2 Model of the human brain iPhone
  • 4. Oral History Collections: Organization & Access Our Research and Interview Questions: LaGuardia and Wagner Archive: Permissions and Access Rutgers and Brooklyn Historical 1. How are Oral History Archives being organized? Society: A Comparison of 2. What are some of the challenges that OHAs face • Item level organization through Practices in organizing the collections? specialized enumeration system • Goal of both: to provide at least 3. What are the access points that OHAs provide to • Access point on the web site is the public? through a finding aid one access point to oral history 4. Is it possible to develop a more universal • Donor rights and permissions are projects. BHS also aims to unite standard for OHA organization and access? key legal components to provide audio with transcripts and users access to the interviews place collection online • Utilizing new media such as • Internal organization based on Facebook, Flickr, and YouTube to existing resources. Rutgers uses provide user access in new ways collection level MARC; BHS uses Past Perfect museum collection management • The priority level of OH projects within the institution Our Conclusions: References influences the level of access Grimsley, R.L., & Wynne, S. C. (2009). Creating access to provided • Individualized approach: using a mix of oral histories in academic libraries. College & Undergraduate Libraries, 16 (4), 278-299. Dance Oral History, NYPL: cataloging and archival standards McKay, N. (2004). Curating oral history: Survey results. Donations, Item Formats and • Budget, staffing capabilities and internal Retrieved from MARC records priorities influence access levels http://www.nancymackay.net/oral-history/research- publications/curating-oral-histories-2007/research/survey- • Material formats and donor rights also results • Item level MARC records determine if and how the interviews are Nicolas, Y. (2005). Folklore requirements for bibliographic records: Oral traditions and FRBR. • Donated materials uncontrolled made accessible Cataloging & Classification Quarterly, 39 (3/4), 179-195. and in various audio formats • Donated interviews are uncontrolled and can Wynne, S. C. (2009). Cataloging oral histories: Creating and conditions lack proper documentation MARC records for individual oral history interviews. • Multiple records for one Cataloging & Classification Quarterly, 47 (6), 561-582. interview, especially post preservation...solution: FRBR? How feasible is a universal standard for Paul Clarke, Lee Ann Fullington & • Access online records at NYPL Cassie Mey the organization and access of LIS 653-03, Professor Pattuelli catalog and WorldCat using faceted search of spoken word Oral Histories? 4/22/10 Final Project
  • 9. LibraryThing and Social Cataloguing Main Entry: Libraries Using LibraryThing References folksonomy Part of Speech: n -Lawson, K. (2009) Mining Social Tagging Data Danbury Public Library http://danburylibrary.org/ Definition: for Enhanced Subject Access for Readers and a type of classification system for online Researchers. The Journal of Academic content, created by an individual user who tags First library to use LTFL in May 2007 Librarianship, 25, 574-582. information with freely chosen keywords; also, “Adding tags makes our catalog a win-win situation for the cooperation of a group of people to create everyone - librarians get to keep our subject headings, -Rolla, P. J. (2009) User Tags versus Subject such a classification system and patrons get keywords and tags that they understand.” Headings: Can User-Supplied Data Improve Etymology: -Merry Uk, Webmaster, Danbury Public Library Subject Access to Library Collections? Library 2005; folk + taxonomy Resources & Technical Services, 53(3), 174-184. tax·on·o·my Seattle Public Library http://www.spl.org/ [tak-son-uh-mee] -Shirky, Clay. "Ontology is Overrated: Catagories, –noun Monthly Statistics Links, and Tags." Clay Shirky's Writings About the 1. -14,000+ similar title links clicked through Internet. 2 Oct. 2009 the science or technique of classification. -1,300+ variant edition links clicked on http://shirky.com/writings/ontology_overrated.html 2. -3,000+ multi-click tag sessions Biology. the science dealing with the description, identification, naming, and -13,000+ reviews viewed -Reamy, Tom. "Folksonomy Folktales." classification of organisms. -Lare Mischo, Systems Librarian, Seattle Public Library KMWorld.com. 29 Sept. 2009. KM World. 2 Oct. 2009 http://www.kmworld.com/Articles/ReadArticle.aspx “Left-Wing” “Right-Wing” LibraryThing and Users ?ArticleID=56210&PageNum=1 Folksonomy Taxonomy Where it works best: Where it works best: Domain Domain Current Use: -Earley, Seth. "Folksonomy versus Taxonomy." • Large corpus • Small corpus User driven content descriptions, classification, Not Otherwise Categorized. 15 Feb. 2007. Earley • No formal • Formal categories & Associates. 3 Oct. 2009 categories • Stable entities reviews, tag clouds, etc. • Unstable entities • Restricted entities http://sethearley.wordpress.com/2007/02/15/folkso • Unrestricted entities • Clear edges nomy-versus-taxonomy/ • No clear edges Users “People don’t want a library that acts Users • Expert catalogers like just a glorified card catalog online. • Large corpus • Authoritative source They want a catalog that’s as good as • No formal of judgment Google or Amazon.” -Gail Richardson, LIS 653 Spring, 2010 categories • Coordinated users • Unstable entities • Expert users Oakville Public Library (ONT.) Corinne Neary • Unrestricted entities Michael Hollitscher • No clear edges Possibilities Ricca Gaus Incorporation of user-created tags into existing controlled vocabularies.
  • 11. Cataloging Body Art Elissa Hunter, Gretchen King, Kay Menick, Keisha Miller Using ICONCLASS to classify Cataloging tattoos Different Websites catalog in different ways: 0 Abstract, Non-representational If you have the tattoo artist's actual drawing, then you 1 Religion and Magic can classify it as "art original" and give that tattoo 2 Nature artist credit. You would have a physical object that Blogs use tag clouds to organize 3 Human being, Man in general you could then describe and therefore catalog. their entries. 4 Society, Civilization, Culture 5 Abstract Ideas and Concepts If the tattoo is on the body of a person, a photograph Tattoo design Websites organize 6 History of the tattoo must be made. The photograph their designs according to very 7 Bible becomes your physical object and you can then broad categories. 8 Literature catalog it. 9 Classical Mythology and Tattoo shop Websites usually Ancient History group their tattoos by artist. Once you get to that level, you have to scroll to find what you want. Flickr and other sharing sites group tattoos under tags determined by the users, which doesn’t really provide cohesiveness to searches. They do, however, usually include the stories behind the tattoos. 2. Nature Can FRBR be used for tattoos? 25. Earth, world as celestial body Yes, if fully implemented. 25F. Animals 25F7. Lower animals Offers a more detailed approach to areas – in this 25F71. Anthropods case, culture, specifically art form, i.e. mehndi or 25F711. Insects henna tattoos. 25F711(BUTTERFLY)
  • 12. Cultural Heritage: Access and Digitization in the Modern World Dr. Pattuelli LIS 653-03 Ariella Feller & Elisabeth Gattullo Logo W3C Preserving Offensive Images -World Wide Web Consortium that -Are cultures obligated to preserve develops standards for the web materials that have affected them if -Ultimate goal is to provide long- they find the materials offensive? term web growth Ex: Danish cartoons and Questions Raised Islamic cultural institutions 1. What types of programs are in place Access to Native American Culture PrestoSpace to secure the protection of cultural -Who really owns American Indian -Goal of the project is to develop heritage items? Culture? technical solutions and integrated 2. Do countries have a duty to protect systems for the digital preservation cultural materials? -What is the best way to preserve of audio-visual material 3. Does the move to digitization help or and protect culture while leaving it hinder the overall purpose of cultural accessible to the society it comes Calimera heritage preservation? from? Conclusions -Developed for ordinary citizens to Cultural artifacts remain a vitally important access cultural heritage services part of any society’s history and as such must be preserved for the study of future -Interested in providing access on a generations. local level Using new digitization technologies, librarians the world over, help keep cultural heritage relevant and accessible. References Cultural Heritage and War Cloonan, M. V. (2007) The Paradox of preservation. Library Trends, 56 (1), 133-47. Fischer, A. (2008) Pride, preservation, -Cultural heritage artifacts are progress: native rights advocate speaks on almost always a casualty of war cultural heritage. Library of Congress Information Bulletin, 67(12), 229. -Iraq and the destruction of the Frank, R. (2005) Jerusalem conference on the national archives digitisation of cultural heritage. Library Hi Tech News, 22(1), 10-11.
  • 14. SUBJECT ACCESS for VISUAL MATERIALS LIS 653-02 DAISY CAMPBELL, CHRISTINE CLISURA, SARA MEDLICOTT SA AND MAPS WHAT IS SUBJECT ACCESS (SA)? Subject access in maps rests largely on ―If the focus of the bibliographic description is the geographic expanse, however there is some artifact—the precise capture of its physical and textual facts— dispute as to whether that is considered a the focus of subject headings work is the library user and his subject heading or not. The cataloger must or her content-related needs and expectations.‖ make a careful assessment to determine - Jeffrey Garrett, ―Subject Headings in Full-Text whether map labeling is correct or not. Environments‖ Library of Congress is currently working to revise the genre/form headings for WHY IS SA IMPORTANT? cartographic materials, but it will likely be a Figure 2. ARTstor metadata for C. Y. A. Azaglo, challenge for libraries to implement those Untitled (1964) revisions. SA, Artwork, and ARTstor Iconography complicates the issue of creating subject access for a work of art, such as a digital image of an artwork as one would find in ARTstor. In order to create strong subject terms, image catalogers must be aware of the point at which they make the transition from a factual reading to an interpretive reading. ARTstor uses VRA Core 4.0 to create metadata for its images, but the fact that the ‗subject‘ element in this schema is optional, combined with the individualized Figure 4. Lionel Pincus and Princess Firyal Map methodology of ARTstor‘s many Division Figure 1. The value of subject headings in the OPAC. From T. Gross & A. G. contributors, means that subject access in Taylor, ―What Have We Got to Lose?‖ References ARTstor‘s collection is highly irregular at Garrett, J. (2007). Subject headings in full-text best. environments: The ECCO experiment. In 1876, Charles Cutter first proposed the function of subject access in the library catalog, revolutionizing the College & Research Libraries, 68(1), 69-81. discovery of available resources by information seekers. Gross, T., & Taylor, A. (2005). What have we Today, even with the luxury of keyword and cross-field got to lose? The effect of controlled OPAC searches, subject headings still provide that crucial vocabulary on keyword searching results. College & Research Libraries, 66(3), 212- third discovery point: succinct assessment of the topic or 30. aboutness of an item. Subject heading terminology often provides the most relevant or the only hits in a keyword Jesperson, H.P. & Jesperson, J.K. (2004). The problem of subject access to visual search. materials. Journal of Educational Media & Conceptual analysis presents challenges even for Library Sciences, 42(1), 37-48. traditional print materials, but image catalogers face a Library of Congress. (1991). Map cataloging number of unique issues and challenges in trying to Figure 3. ARTstor metadata for George Bellows, manual. Washington, D.C.: Cataloging Pennsylvania Excavation (1907-1909) determine and describe the subject of visual materials. Distribution Service, Library of Congress.