Facilitating access to electronic resources: matching bibliographic record content with client preferences
(1996) Facilitating access to electronic resources: matching bibliographic record content with client preferences. In Proceedings Canadian Association for Information Science Proceedings of the 24th Annual Conference, June 2-3, 1996, Toronto, Ontario, pp. 37-49.
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Abstract
This paper presents findings from a study-in-progress which address the paucity of research concerning which bibliographic, and particularly descriptive, elements should be included in a record so as to facilitate identification and retrieval of information. Data from both checklist and focus group methodologies were compared to provide a client-oriented framework for assessing content in bibliographic records, and to highlight gaps between user preferences and the availability and presentation of elements in some existing bibliographic systems.
| EPrint Type: | Conference Paper |
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| Keywords: | access, electronic resources, bibliographic records |
| Subjects: | Cataloging |
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| Alternative Locations: | http://www.fis.utoronto.ca/research/programs/displays/elements.htm, |