AUC’s Role In Facilitating Access To Knowledge In The Arab World

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AUC’s Role In Facilitating Access To Knowledge In The Arab World Dr. Saleh Almusned Arabic Union Catalog Director United Nations Library and Information Network for Knowledge Sharing (UN LINKS) & Lebanese Library Association (LLA): Open Dialogue BEIRUT, LEBANON 7 OCTOBER 2019

Arabic Union Catalog (AUC) The Arabic Union Catalog (AUC) is one of the advanced infrastructures of Arab libraries and information institutions. It is a comprehensive bibliographic database and a digital repository representing Arab literature in all fields of knowledge. The AUC is initiated and managed by King Abdulaziz Public Library (KAPL), a non-for- profit organization established by the late King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz.

Mission AUC, in cooperation with its members, seeks to serve as a platform for knowledge services that enable them to provide additional and innovative values to their community and maximize the cultural and knowledge impact they achieve, through a flexible collaborative environment of high efficiency and quality.

Vision Arabic Union Catalog, to be the Arabic Knowledge Services Platform

Sustainable Development and the AUC Improving level of services Spreading best practices Arabizing standards and tools for knowledge organization Enhancing high quality bibliographic and authority control Establishing cooperative library community

What is the Arabic Union Catalog (AUC)? Bib. Database Authority Files Digit. Content Training & Services

AUC Objectives The AUC seeks to accomplish several objectives within all Arab libraries, the most important of which are: Gathering Arabic intellectual heritage in a standard database. Creating an Arab Union Digital Library to host digital contents of Arabic literature of all languages or act as a gateway to the contents stored in digital repositories in the Arab world. Unifying Arab efforts seeking to standardize the works of cataloging, classification, and digitization. Realizing resource partnerships in light of the scarcity of specialists. Reducing costs resulting from the repetition of the cataloguing processes for the same resource in all libraries. Contributing to the dissemination of Arabic literature once it is documented in the consolidated database.

Main Initiatives AUC Arab National Union Catalogs Multilingual Support (for main International Languages) Arab Authors Platform Enrichment of the Arabic Digital Contents AUC

Sectors that AUC Serves

Main Services (Part of the Membership) Original Cataloging Copy Cataloging Training Technical Support

Advanced Services (Adds-on) Remote Cataloging Services AACR2 to RDA Conversion Re-Classification Authority Files Update and Enrichment Retrospective Conversion & QA Cloud ILS Could Digital Library Cloud Collection Development Specialized Bibliographies Collection Analysis & Evaluation Advance Training & Certification Programs Custom Training (as per needs) Specialized Diploma Programs Collection Support & Enhancement Advanced Technical Services Specialized Training Could Services

Bibliographic Database 2,350,000 unique bibliographic records 1,700,000 book records 83,000 Manuscript records 170,000 Translated books 125,000 Theses 272,000 Other Materials

Bibliographic Records Growth

Authority Files 1.35 million Authority records distribute as: 568,000 Personal names 413,000 Subject heading 68,000 Geographic names 200,000 corporate names 25,000 uniform title 52,000 Conference names

Names Authority Records Growth

Subject Heading Authority Records Growth

AUC Members More than 200 institutions representing 5000 library from 19 countries: 50 Academic libraries 70 Public libraries 30 Special libraries 50 other types

Benefits for Library Members 2.35 million bibliographic records available for downloads (RDA & AARC2) 24 training courses conducted every year. 31 webinars conducted every year. Many Tools and Guides available for Arab specialists. More than 100 libraries built their catalogs exclusively from the AUC database.

Benefits To Users Powerful search engine Promotion of innovation and creativity Gateway to all Arabic digital libraries & repositories

AUC Portal Usage More than two million visitors yearly More than 4 million-page views yearly Average session length 10 min 100,000 AUC documents download AUC Portal Usage

Arabic Union Digital Library (AUDL) AUDL is an AUC initiative that hosts digital contents of interests to Arab users. Also, its a gateway to access to all Arabic Digital Libraries and Arabic Digital Repositories in the Arab World.

Arabic Union Digital Library (AUDL) Allows online access to all Arabic digital content from a single access point Supports and stimulates the digitization of Arabic content Creates an exhaustive database of Arabic digital content on the web Unifies the efforts of digitizing the Arabic content Offers more visibility of the Arabic content through the web

Digital Contents Actual digital content hosted in the digital library database Links to digital content found on other digital libraries and digital repositories

More than 200,000 digital content (content on server and links) Simple and advanced search on the digital content Browsing the digital collection by type or by subject AUDL services

Arab Author Platform It is a free online service provided to Arab Authors & Innovators to promote their innovations and present their intellectual and art-works to a wide range of interested followers.

Arab Author Platform Gives an opportunity to new starting authors and artists to promote their intellectual works. Encourages young people to publish their creative works. Encourages people who have personal collections to share what they have with others.

Publications

AUC Portal www.aruc.org

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