Proceedings of the OCLC Internet Cataloging Colloquium

San Antonio, Texas
January 19, 1996

Field Reports

• The "Ambivalent" Library, Mark Watson, University of Oregon
• Does It Really Matter?: The Choice of Format, Order of Note Fields, and Specifics of 856, Jackie Shieh, University of Virginia Library
• Access Information on the Internet: A Feasibility Study of MARC Formats and AACR2, Amanda Xu, MIT Libraries

Position Papers

• Using Library Classification Schemes for Internet Resources, Diane Vizine-Goetz, OCLC
• Cyberstacks, Gerry McKiernan, Iowa State University
• The Traditional Library and the National Information Infrastructure, Vianne T. Sha, Timothy B. Patrick, Thomas R. Kochtanek, University of Missouri-Columbia
• Access to Networked Documents: Catalogs? Search Engines? Both? Arlene G. Taylor and Patrice Clemson, University of Pittsburgh
• Catalogers and the Creation of Metadata Systems : A Collaborative Vision at the University of Michigan, Kevin Butterfield, University of Michigan
• Modifying Cataloging Practice and OCLC Infrastructure for Effective Organization of Internet Resources, Ingrid Hsieh-Yee, Catholic University of America

Copyright 1996, OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc.
Published in the United States

ISBN 1-55653-219-9