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1. Exploring Bibliographic Records as Research Data

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Hutchinson, Joshua, Wallbank, Sarah, Dickerson, Madelynn, and Kane, Danielle

Subjects
Library, Cataloging, Library metadata
Abstract

This article describes the way in which a group of four librarians at the University of California, Irvine is exploring potential uses for bibliographic data from the library catalog for digital humanities (DH) research. The project started when the Research Librarian for Digital Humanities and History (Madelynn Dickerson), who has a background in collections and technical services, reached out informally to colleagues in the Cataloging and Metadata Services department.

Published
2021

2. Exploring Bibliographic Records as Research Data

Author

Hutchinson, Joshua, Wallbank, Sarah, Dickerson, Madelynn, and Kane, Danielle

Subjects
Cataloging, Library, Library metadata
Abstract

This article describes the way in which a group of four librarians at the University of California, Irvine is exploring potential uses for bibliographic data from the library catalog for digital humanities (DH) research. The project started when the Research Librarian for Digital Humanities and History (Madelynn Dickerson), who has a background in collections and technical services, reached out informally to colleagues in the Cataloging and Metadata Services department.

Published
2019

3. Cataloging as Outreach - Helping Library Resources Reach the Largest Audience Possible

Author

Hutchinson, Joshua and Wallbank, Sarah

Subjects
Library, Cataloging, Metadata, Library Catalogs, Library outreach
Abstract

This paper will firmly establish cataloging as a form of outreach, and will track the evolution in cataloging standards and library cataloging over the past 3 decades as it has allowed libraries to reach broader audiences for their holdings. Using a variety of unique examples from archival collections, small-run artists books, open access resources, one-of-a-kind materials as well as more widely available material, this paper will examine how cataloging-as-outreach is able to increase the discoverability of materials to larger and traditionally underserved groups of people, including those who may not hold academic or other professional certifications.

Published
2021

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