7BNotes
7B1.
Special notes for serials and electronic resources
Frequency. 310
If the resource being described is a serial, give
the frequency of issue as the first note unless the
frequency is obvious from the title
(for example, Annual report
, Monthly digest
).
Local electronic resources. System requiremnts.
538$a
Always make a system requirements note when describing an electronic
resource that is available locally. Give the make and model of the
computer(s) on which it will run and any other system requirements
that are important to its use (for example, amount of memory, name of
the operating system, peripherals). Precede the note with System
requirements:
.
Remote electronic resources. Mode of access.
538$u
Always make a mode of access note for a remote electronic
resource. Precede the note with "Mode of access: ". If the mode of
access is the Web, give the address.
7B2. Nature of the
item.
Make a note giving the nature, scope, or artistic form of the
bibliographic resource if it is not obvious from the rest of the
description.
7B3. Language 546$a
Make a note on the language(s) of the bibliographic resource if it is
not obvious from the rest of the description.
7B4. Adaptation.
If the bibliographic resource is a manifestation of a work that is an
adaptation of another work, make a note about the other work.
7B5. Titles.
Make notes on important titles borne by the bibliographic resource
that are different from the title proper.
If you have supplied the title from other than the chief source of
information, indicate the source.
Electronic resources.
Always give the source of the title proper of an electronic resource.
7B6.
Credits and other statements of
responsibility
Cast.
List featured players, performers, narrators, or presenters.
Credits. 511$a
List persons (other than the cast) who have
make an important contribution to the artistic or technical production
of a motion picture, sound recording, videorecording, etc., and are
not named in the statements of responsibility.
Other statements of
responsiblity. 508$a
Give the names of any person(s) or body (bodies)
not named in the statement of responsibility with an important
connection with the bibliographic resource.
7B7.
Edition and history.
If the bibliographic resource is a revision or reissue,
make a note about the earlier item.
Serials.
Make a note linking the serial being described to another serial if
it is continued by or continues another serial, or is
supplementary to another serial orhas any other significant
relationship to another serial.
Integrating resources.
If the title of an integrating resource changes, give
the earlier title(s).
7B8.
Publications, etc.
Give important details of the publication or distribution of the
bibliographic resource that cannot be given in the publication, etc.,
area.
7B9. Physical
details.
Give important physical details that cannot be given in
the physical description area.
7B10.
Accompanying material and supplements.
Give important information about accompanying
and supplementary material that cannot be given elsewhere in the
description.
7B11Audience. 521$a
If the
intended audience bibliographic resource is not apparent from the rest
of the description, state it here.
7B12.
Other formats available. 530$a
Give details of other formats in which the content of
the bibliographic resource hs been issued.
7B13.
Summary. 520$a
Give a
brief summary of the content of a bibliographic resource if it is
required by the policy of your library.
7B14.
Contents.
If the
bibliographic resource consists of a number of named parts, list
those parts in the order in which they occur if the policy of the
library requires such listings. Separate the names of the parts by a
space, dash, space( - ).
7B15.
Copy being described, library's holdings, and restrictions on use.
Make notes on:
- important descriptive details of the copy being described
- your library’s holding of an incomplete multipart resource
- any restrictions on use 506.
7B16.
With
notes.
501$a
If
the bibliographic resource being catalogued lacks a collective title
and the title given in the title and statement of
responsibility area applies to only part of that resource (see rule
1G)
because you are making a separate entry for each of the parts of
the item, make a note beginning
with :
and listing the titles of the
other parts in the order in which they occur.
7B17.
Serials, intergrating
resources, and multipart resourcs: basis for the description.
If the first issue of a serial, first iteration of an integrating
resource, or first part of a multipart bbliographic resource is not
the basis for the description, give details of the issue, iteration,
or part that is. For remote access resources, always give the date on
which the resource was viewed.
