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'''E-book readers''' (e.g. Kindle, Nook) can be cataloged on brief local records, following the local practices for [[Library of Things|Library of Things]] with the following exceptions: | |||
'''E-book readers''' (e.g. Kindle, Nook) | |||
;Record format | ;Record format | ||
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;Variable fields | ;Variable fields | ||
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380 | 336 three-dimensional form {{subfield|b}} tdf {{subfield|2}} rdacontent | ||
505 | 337 computer {{subfield|b}}c {{subfield|2}} rdamedia | ||
338 other {{subfield|b}} cz {{subfield|2}} rdacarrier | |||
380 [optional] Electronic book reader | |||
505 [optional] | |||
655 _7 Electronic book readers.{{subfield|2}}lcsh | 655 _7 Electronic book readers.{{subfield|2}}lcsh | ||
7XX [optional] | |||
7XX | |||
}} | }} | ||
Information in other fields may be supplied if available. | Information in other fields may be supplied if available. | ||
There may be OCLC records that exactly describe the model in hand. These records can be imported as is, or copied, removing the OCLC control number to make the generic record. | |||
[[Category:Electronic resources]][[Category:Local practices]] | |||
Latest revision as of 15:59, 20 January 2025
E-book readers (e.g. Kindle, Nook) can be cataloged on brief local records, following the local practices for Library of Things with the following exceptions:
- Record format
- VM (visual materials)
- Fixed field
Rec_Type: r (three-dimensional object) Bib_Lvl: m (monograph) Type_Mat: r (realia)
- Variable fields
336 three-dimensional form ‡b tdf ‡2 rdacontent 337 computer ‡bc ‡2 rdamedia 338 other ‡b cz ‡2 rdacarrier 380 [optional] Electronic book reader 505 [optional] 655 _7 Electronic book readers.‡2lcsh 7XX [optional]
Information in other fields may be supplied if available.
There may be OCLC records that exactly describe the model in hand. These records can be imported as is, or copied, removing the OCLC control number to make the generic record.