The theme for the Classification & Indexing Section’s Open Session at WLIC 2016 is: “Reclaiming subject access to indigenous knowledge” The Classification & Indexing Section will be hosting an open session during the 2016 conference in Columbus, Ohio. We are seeking papers that highlight innovative and effective ways of applying subject access to indigenous knowledge. The […]
Read more2015 was an election year at IFLA sections and the Classification & Indexing Section has both outgoing and new members. The Classification & Indexing Sections website is updated with information about current members. Almost 100 people attended our Open Session program, titled “Dynamic Subject Access: Evolution and Transformation”. 1. Keynote: Managing Derived Entities – […]
Read moreThe Classification & Indexing Section has an interesting Open Session programme in Cape Town. – Dynamic Subject Access: Evolution and Transformation. The session (148) will take place from 16:00-18:00 on August 18th in Auditorium 2 of the conference centre and will be chaired by Harriet Aagaard. Papers to be presented: 1. Keynote: Managing Derived Entities – […]
Read moreDuring last year’s WLIC in Lyon there was a workshop on how sections may work together. One way of cooperating is of course through joint open sessions. Another suggestion (first raised at Bibliography´s SCI) is a joint newsletter. The officers of the sections focusing on universal bibliographic control found this idea very interesting and worth […]
Read moreThe Classification & Indexing Newsletter December 2014 is now available from the C&I website. Read about the WLIC 2014 in Lyon, the coming WLIC 2015 in Cape Town, news and updates from libraries around the world.
Read moreThe theme for the Classification & Indexing Section’s Open Session at WLIC 2015 is: “Dynamic Subject Access: Evolution and Transformation?” The Classification & Indexing Sections will be organizing an open session during the 2015 conference in Cape Town. We are seeking papers addressing new and interesting ways of supplying subject access. Subject access tools and services […]
Read moreThere is still time to read a selection of articles on RDA, Bibframe, Linked data, BISAC etc from the Cataloging & Classification Quarterly. The articles will be free until 31 October. The September issue is about RDA, RDA around the world, available for subscribers. Guest editors: Marie-France Plassard and Gordon Dunsire.
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