RDA: a new cataloging standard for a digital future RDA Update Forum ALA Midwinter Meeting Philadelphia, PA January 13, 2008 John Attig ALA Representative.

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RDA: a new cataloging standard for a digital future RDA Update Forum ALA Midwinter Meeting Philadelphia, PA January 13, 2008 John Attig ALA Representative to the Joint Steering Committee

Outline of today’s presentation  A new organization for RDA  Content of the draft sections currently being reviewed  Other decisions taken at the October 2007 JSC meeting  Next steps

A new organization for RDA  A final realignment of RDA content with RDA objectives  Freeing RDA from the constraints of the present implementation scenarios  Fine-tuning the relationships of RDA to the underlying models

Implementation Scenarios  Three high-level views of how to encode, store, and exchange RDA data  RDA needs to support all three  RDA also needs to look to what we believe is the future  /docs/5editor2.pdf /docs/5editor2.pdf

Scenario #3  Flat record structure  All entities are described in a single, composite record  Description of all group 1 entities: work, expression, manifestation, item  Access points for:  All related works, etc.  All related persons, families, corporate bodies  All group 3 entities: concepts, objects, events, places

Scenario #2  Composite bibliographic record  Access points linked to authority records  Authority records control the form of access points for group 1, 2, and 3 entities  Authority records represent these entities

Scenario #1  Separate descriptions of each entity  Linked by identifiers to show relationships  May include access points for the entity  Authority records still used to control the form of access points?

Reorganization of RDA  Previous organization:  Description  Access Point Control  tied to Scenario #2  Access points – and authority control – less important in Scenario #1  RDA should point to the future

RDA and FRBR/FRAD  The alignment of chapters in RDA drafts with the FRBR/FRAD models was difficult to explain  The new organization explicitly relates each section and chapter to an FRBR user task and an FRBR entity  All the FRBR entities are covered  Group 3 entities (concept, object, event, place) included as placeholders for future development

New organization  Handout includes a table showing  Content of each section  Mapping of chapters to FRBR user tasks and FRBR entities  Record structure for each chapter in each implementation scenario  /docs/5editor4.pdf /docs/5editor4.pdf

RDA outline  Two main parts  Attributes of the FRBR entities  Relationships among the entities  Separate sections for each group of entities  A chapter of general instructions for each section

RDA outline: Attributes  Sect. 1. Recording attributes of manifestation and item  Sect. 2. Recording attributes of work and expression  Sect. 3. Recording attributes of person, family, and corporate body  Sect. 4. Recording attributes of concept, object, event, place

RDA outline: Relationships  Sect. 5: Recording primary relationships between work, expression, manifestation, and item  Sect. 6. Recording relationships to persons, families, and corporate bodies associated with a resource  Sect. 7. Recording subject relationships

RDA outline: Relationsips  Sect. 8. Recording relationships between works, expressions, manifestations, and items  Sect. 9. Recording relationships between persons, families, and corporate bodies  Sect. 10. Recording relationships between concepts, objects, events, and places

Draft sections currently under review  Sect. 2: Attributes of work and expression  Chapter 5. General guidelines  Chapter 6. Identifying works and expressions  [Chapter 7. Additional attributes was Chapter 4 in the Dec draft]

Draft sections currently under review  Sect. 3. Attributes of person, family, and corporate body  Sect. 4. Attributes of concept, object, event, and place  Chapter 16. Place – same scope as AACR2 Chapter 23  Sect. 9. Relationships between persons, families, and corporate bodies  Three appendices of special rules moved out of other chapters

Draft sections currently under review  Attributes of the entities  Factual information about the entity  Name usage (preferred and variant)  Scope of coverage (dates, etc.)  not same as Access points for the preferred name of the entity  Access point based on preferred name qualified by other elements as required to make the name unique

Oct JSC meeting  “Part B”  Confirmed changes relating to Bible uniform titles  Treaties to be treated as collaborations; the preferred access point will include the preferred name of the first-named signatory  Internationalization: instructions to record in English replaced by instructions to record in the preferred language of the cataloging agency

Oct JSC meeting  “Part A”  Changes requiring a new description  Change in mode of issuance or in media type (all resources)  Issuance of a new base set (integrating resources)  Introduction words in titles will not be considered part of the title proper (confirming AACR2 1.1B1)

Oct JSC meeting  Did not discuss specific constituency comments on  Chapter 3  Chapters 6 and 7  Some comments on Chapters 1-2, 4-5 still not resolved

Pervasive issue confronting the JSC  How much change to current rules should we make?  Should this be an RDA content decision or an implementation decision?  If we have a clear sense of what the instruction ought to be, how much weight should we give to the impact of implementation?

Next steps  Resolve remaining issues in new section 1 (old chapters 1-5)  Make decisions on responses to Chapters 6 & 7  Complete appendices and examples  Review draft of General Introduction  Prepare a complete draft for constituency review in July

Implementation  MARC 21  Discussion Paper no DP04 being discussed at Midwinter  JSC proposing an initial scenario #2 implementation in MARC 21  Final decisions at Annual 2008  Implementation in 2009  Discussions about future RDA encoding and implementation possibilities to continue

Commenting on RDA drafts  RDA drafts available at:  Informal discussion: subscribe to RDA-L (link on page above)  Formal comments: within the U.S., use the CC:DA web form:

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