1. What does RDA mean for Public Services? Stephanie Bonjack University of Southern California

2. Do I really need to pay attention? Yes. Definitely.

3. Why?

4. ChangeIsComing!

5. What looks different?

6. General Material Designation Content, Media & Carrier

7. Sound Recordings TitleDizzy fingers. Author(s)Landsberg, Norman, arranger of music. Yount, Bob, arranger of music. Birch, Gaylord, performer. Neighbor, Jeff, performer. Description1 audio disc ; 4 3/4 in. TitleDizzy Gillespie at Newport [sound recording] AuthorGillespie, Dizzy, 1917-1993 Description1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. AACR2 RDA

8. Film TitleIn Hollywood's backyard Description1 videodisc (NTSC, 70 min.) : DVD video, recorded DVD, sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. TitleGainsbourg [videorecording] : vie héroïque Description2 videodiscs (122 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in. AACR2 RDA

9. What Might Look Different?

10. OPAC Language Author Creator Uniform Title Preferred Title

11. About Library Terminology…

12. What Will Look Different (and that’s awesome)?

13. [S.l.] becomes [Place of publication not identified] [s.n.] becomes [Publisher not identified] [sic] simply goes away! Goodbye Latin Abbreviations!

14. Fewer Abbreviations! (45 p.) becomes (45 pages) “arr.” becomes “arranged” “Violoncello” becomes “Cello”

15. Librettos are by Librettists! TitleIn the heights : the complete book and lyrics of the Broadway musical Author(s)Hudes, Quiara Alegría, librettist. Miranda, Lin-Manuel, 1980- In the heights. TitleInto the woods Author(s)Sondheim, Stephen. Lapine, James. AACR2: RDA:

16. Other Changes You Might Like Both copyright and publication date can be listed “Pages of Music” becomes “Score” “Miniature Score” becomes “Study Score” More access points for authors

17. Important Dates March 31, 2013 Library of Congress catalogers exclusively use RDA March 31, 2016 OCLC ends use of general material designation in records

18. Thank you! Stephanie Bonjack Bonjack@usc.edu