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(See Updating Aleph (post-processing) for more specific instructions)

 

In the bib record, use form/genre headings (and others as appropriate) for:

655 b0  Audiotapes.

655 b7  Videotapes.$$2local

 

In the bib record, add multiple 300 fields for papers and each kind of a/v:

[(PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS A NEW PRACTICE!)

$a1.2 linear ft.$a(1 carton, ½ file box, 1 folio+ folder)

$a12 videocassettes :$bsd., col. ;$c1/2 in.

$a2 sound cassettes :$banalog.

 

In the

300 $a # format  :

EXAMPLE: $a12 videocassettes :

EXAMPLE: $a2 sound cassettes :

       $b other physical details ;

EXAMPLE: $bsd., col. ;

EXAMPLE: $banalog.

       $c dimensions

EXAMPLE $c1/2 in.

 

EXAMPLE: from Anne Sexton Audiotapes and papers

300|a .83 linear ft. |a (2 file boxes)
300|a 95 sound tape reels : |b analog ; |c 7 in.
300|a 261 sound discs : |b digital ; |c 4 3/4 in.

 

EXAMPLE: from Lamaze International Moving image collection

 

300|a 10 film reels |b mono., col. ; |c 16 mm.
300|a 4 film reels |b mono., b&w ; |c 16 mm.
300|a 12 videocassettes : |b sd., col. ; |c 1/2 in.
300|a 3 videocassettes : |b sd., col. ; |c 3/4 in.
300|a 4 videodiscs : |b sd., col. ; |c 4 3/4 in.

 

See also the Library of Congress for more examples:

http://www.loc.gov/marc/bibliographic/bd300.html

If you're not sure what to put in the 300 field, ask Joanne, Anne, or your team lead.

 

In the bib record, use form/genre headings (and others as appropriate) for:

655 b0  Audiotapes.

655 b7  Videotapes.$$2local

In the holdings record, use separate 007s (it’s okay to encode only the first two characters) for audio and for video.

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  1. Write the appropriate T-, Vt-, etc. number, in pencil, on the tape label itself. For example:  T-345.1, T-345.2, etc. For videos, it is helpful to also have the number on the case.
  2. Once all of the materials are clearly marked, send Joanne an email letting her know they are ready
  3. Deliver the tapes to Joanne for labeling, housing, and shelving (JOANNE WILL SEE IF END-PROCESSOR CAN DO THIS)