Cooperation, Communication, And Collaboration

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    1. Cooperation, Communication, and Collaboration: 3 C's of Workflows at WMU University Libraries’ TSD
    2. Reorganization of TSD
      • Goals
        • Format blind
        • Standardize procedures
        • Streamline workflow
        • Reduce backlog
        • Think globally
    3. Retraining & Rethinking
      • Rewrite job descriptions
      • Retraining of staff
        • PromptCat and students take over “fastcat”
        • Upgrade skills of staff catalogers
        • Collaboration with other units
    4. PromptCat
      • FastCat and Processing students take over bulk of simple copy cataloging
      • PromptCat checklist
      • Student copy cataloger
    5. Upgrade staff training
      • Train staff “fast” cataloger to do complex copy and original cataloging
      • Train staff in electronic formats
      • Train Acquisitions staff to catalog serials
      • Rare Book School
      • Non-MARC metadata training
    6. Backlogs and “Hidden” Materials
      • “ Enhance access to rare, unique, and other special hidden materials.”
      • On the Record. 2008
      • Survey to identify backlog
      • Inventory of Special Collections
      • Collection-level records
      • TechPro Custom Cataloging
    7. Collaboration outside TSD
      • “ Facilitate the formation of new partnerships between cataloging departments and other units, both internal and external to the libraries.”
        • White Paper on the Future of Cataloging at Indiana University. 2006
    8. Collaboration in Cataloging
      • Maps
      • Government documents
      • Special Collections
      • Music & Dance
      • Archives & Regional History
      • Visual Resources
    9. Collaboration in Metadata
      • Civil War diaries and letters
        • TEI XML
      • EAD finding aids
      • Migrate art slides from Image Cat to Luna
        • MARC to VRA crosswalk
      • Upgrade and standardize metadata in existing digital collections
    10. Benefits of Collaboration
      • Done better
        • Combined subject/metadata expertise
      • Done quicker
        • Spreads out the work
      • Creates good will
        • More in touch with our users
        • Greater appreciation of what we do
    11. Thinking Globally - Practices
      • “ Eliminate local practices and customized workflows in favor of best practices.”
      • Karen Calhoun
      • Best practices teams:
        • Cataloging Best Practices
        • Serials Best Practices
        • Electronic Resources Best Practices
        • Redesign Processing Slip
        • Fast Cat/PromptCat Best Practices
        • Database Maintenance Best Practices
    12. Goals of teams
      • Streamline and standardize
      • Accept member-contributed metadata as much as possible
      • Focus on interoperability and shareability of any metadata created
      • Make ILS metadata machine-readable and reusable
    13. Best practice teams
      • Normalize & standardize serial holdings
      • Create macros for standard notes
      • Simplified PromptCat checklist and procedures
      • Elimination of local call numbers
      • Elimination of printouts
      • Outsourcing of authority control
    14. Thinking Globally - Contribution
      • “ Increase distribution of responsibility for bibliographic record production and maintenance.” On the Record. 2008
      • Contribute to global database
        • SACO funnel
        • NACO
      • Institutional records in Connexion
      • Working on “enhance” status
    15. Results so far …
      • Increased staff morale
      • Global point of view
      • Quicker throughput
      • Increased contribution
      • Reduction of backlogs
    16. Sheila Bair Cataloging & Metadata Librarian Western Michigan University Libraries 1903 W. Michigan Ave. Kalamazoo, MI 49008-5353 [email_address] 269-387-5160

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