[rak-list] RDA in Europe: making it happen! Seminar in Copenhagen 8th of August 2010

Anders Cato Anders.Cato at kb.se
Thu Feb 4 16:02:25 CET 2010


RDA in Europe: making it happen!
EURIG - JSC Seminar on RDA
Copenhagen, Denmark, 8th of August 2010, 09.00-17.00

First notification!

On the 8th of August 2010 the European RDA Interest Group (EURIG) and
the Joint Steering Committee for Development of RDA (JSC) are planning a
seminar on the new cataloguing rules RDA (Resource Description and
Access) and their implications for libraries in Europe and in particular
its non-English speaking cataloguing communities. The seminar will take
place the day before the IFLA World Library Information Congress starts
in Gothenburg, but is not a part of the congress. The day, however, has
been chosen to make it possible for people attending the IFLA Congress
to also go to this seminar on their way to Gothenburg.

Topics to be covered during the seminar will include:

*       RDA: Background and context
*       RDA: A demonstration of the online toolkit
*       RDA: A non-Anglo-American perspective
*       Translation issues
*       Implementation plans
*       Future development of the rules
*       Reports from European countries considering a move to RDA
*       Time for discussion

The venue of the seminar is Dronningesalen at the Royal Library in
Copenhagen, kindly offered to us by the Royal Library. After the meeting
there are trains connecting directly to Gothenburg from Copenhagen
Central Station (http://www.sj.se <http://www.sj.se> ), approx. 3,5
hours travel time. There are also flights to Gothenburg from Copenhagen
Airport, approx. 45 minutes travel time.

An official invitation will be sent out at the end of February with
further information on price and how to register.

See also the website of EURIG: http://www.slainte.org.uk/eurig/index.htm
<http://www.slainte.org.uk/eurig/index.htm> 

On behalf of EURIG,

Anders Cato

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Anders Cato
Head of Cataloguing
 
Kungl. biblioteket - National Library of Sweden
Box 5039
SE-102 41 Stockholm
Sweden
 
Tel.: +46-8-463 44 29
Mobil: +46-73-917 24 74
 
e-mail: anders.cato at kb.se


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