1. BISAC-DDC Mappings Joan S. Mitchell Editor in Chief, DDC Dewey Breakfast/Update ALA Midwinter Meeting Boston January 16, 2010

2. BISAC-DDC Research Project Collaboration between Diane Vizine-Goetz’s team in OCLC Research and Dewey editorial team OCLC Research created authority records for Book Industry Standards and Communications (BISAC) subject headings Project team members added Dewey numbers to BISAC records based on draft guidelines developed for adding Dewey numbers to authority records http://www.oclc.org/dewey/discussion/papers/epc_126-35.doc http://www.oclc.org/dewey/discussion/papers/epc_126-35.doc

3. BISAC Authority Record (Excerpt) 083 04 158.1 ‡2 22 ‡5 OCoLC-D 150 SELF-HELP ‡x General 680 ‡iUse subjects in this section for works on personal growth, or works aimed at helping people deal with personal problems, including mental illnesses and dependencies. For works written to help people deal with issues involving child rearing or relationships, use subjects in the ‡a FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS ‡i section. For scholarly works, serious lay studies, or works aimed at psychology professionals, use subjects in the ‡a PSYCHOLOGY ‡i section.

4. Examples: BISAC : DDC 083 04 152.47 $2 22 $5 OCoLC-D 150 SELF-HELP $x Anger Management

5. Examples: BISAC : 2 DDC 083 04 372.7 ‡2 22 ‡5 OCoLC-D 083 04 510.712 ‡2 22 ‡5 OCoLC-D 150 EDUCATION ‡x Teaching Methods & Materials ‡x Mathematics

6. Examples: BISAC : Many DDC 150 BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY ‡x Rich & Famous