2 Cataloguing and retroconversion: what do we need to know as a community ? Patricia Methven.

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2 Cataloguing and retroconversion: what do we need to know as a community ? Patricia Methven

Origins of this paper JISC/RLUK Resource Discovery Taskforce London Library Retrospective Cataloguing, or, The forgotten projects survey supported by RLUK/MIMAS A visceral response to the survey 3

The visceral response seemed oddly targeted questions likely to evoke information that did not offer comparable evidence for the archives sector an emphasis on retroconversion begged the question about the extent of uncatalogued material insufficient evidence of awareness of aggregators in use in the sector: AIM25,A2A,HUB,Archive Wales,SCAN didnt address the growth of digital archives didnt address digital access to surrogates sufficiently. 4

Why did RULK/JISC want the information ? - resource discovery 1997: Making the most of our libraries suggested 50 million records awaited retroconversion : £30 million allocated to RSLP, 14 million items covered. 2007: RIN study (library/researcher consultation) suggested 50% of research collections still hidden. 5

Opening your mouth and..... Lesley Richmond, I and doubtless others made our views felt New survey document aimed at HE encouraged by RLUK Discussed at UKAD Steering Committee as potentially applicable and useful more widely 6

Opening the Treasury scope ? scale of work ? should we/can we do it now ? 7

Timely ? (1) Aggregators have come of age and considering next steps. Significant advances in how we can and offer access to data Renewed appetite for information on which to build strategy for discovery and data management. 8

Timely ? (2) Renewed driver in research communities to open up their data (as well as publications) for research driven by Open Access agenda. Library communities seeking a role. Wider shared services agenda. Impact of the recession. 9

How much of our archives are catalogued ? fond/collections series piece Measured by linear metres or number of boxes. 10

How well are holdings catalogued/recorded ? accession record box list fonds – extended ISAD (G) e.g Archives Hub/AIM25 detailed list Extents ? 11

How standards based ? Use of what for what ? NCA Name Authority Rules UKAT Library of Congress subject headings ISAAR (CPF) EAC MARC AMC ? Extents ? 12

Format of the catalogues ? hard copy word processed/spreadsheets only PDFs only CALM/ADLIB/other proprietary custom design software embedded in library/museum catalogues Extents ? 13

Extent of record enhancement indexed/thesaurus support for fonds description indexing of detail catalogues Addition of community generated content to catalogue entry? 14

Online accessibility of catalogues (1) within the institution only exposed by institution through Google available via national/regional portals (e.g SCAN,Archives Wales,AIM25,Hub,A2A) Extents? 15

On line accessibility of catalogues (2) crosswalk software with library/museums within institutions more broadly (PRIMO,Worldcat Local,etc) use of semantic web techniques Linked data 16

Enrichment of online access (1) catalogue links to individual surrogates full digital databases themed or whole collections contribution of digital surrogates to externally hosted sites online exhibitions/focused articles content provision to Virtual Learning Environments 17

Enrichment of online access (2) provision of image galleries offer flikr offer RSS feeds/Twitter etc 18

Next possible steps ? Creation of online questionnaires Creation of backend tool to hold and crunch data( ? 3 year trial) RLUK latest funding approved – looking for partnerships Scope for taking a two tier approach to reduce work - data from aggregators as a first cut - data from TNA work with local government Do we have the appetite ? 19