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PCC ISNI Pilot: Paving the Way for an Identity Management Track in the Program for Cooperative Cataloging

(Note the title is the same as the 2018 NETSL Annual Spring Conference: New England Technical Services Librarians (NETSL), April 2, 2018

Description

Full description: As library catalogers look ahead to linked data changing descriptive practices, we will need tools, training and guidelines to help them transition from traditional authority control to creating and using globally shared identifiers. The Program for Cooperative Cataloging has been for decades a key source of leadership, policy, training and documentation to guide library cataloging practices. The PCC's ISNI Pilot continues that history by joining twelve early-adopter libraries with the work of several PCC Standing Committees and Task Groups to create a pathway for the library community to engage in Identity Management with ISNI (International Standard Name Identifier). In this panel presentation, metadata practitioners from Brown and Harvard will discuss differences between identity management and traditional authority work, describing challenges as well as experiences some call liberating! Come to hear about lessons learned so far in the ISNI Pilot, steps being taken to generalize benefits from the Pilot, the difference and complementary nature of ISNI and ORCID, and how the work of the PCC ISNI Pilot hopes to create a pathway for libraries' broad involvement in creation and management of ISNI identifiers for persons and organizations, connecting our work to metadata from other expert communities on the web.

Shorter description: A panel of metadata practitioners from Brown and Harvard discuss their experiences in PCC’s ISNI (International Standard Name Identifier) Pilot and the transition from traditional name authority work to identity management.

Presenters

  • Amy Armitage, Harvard
  • Mary Jane Cuneo, Harvard
  • Jeanette Norris, Brown
  • Karen Carlson Young, Harvard

Slides

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1p6yJfxdw-txQL1G13RjeUXL2IU5w2MHo1ENMiICHGZQ/edit?usp=sharing

Presentation to University of Colorado Boulder Libraries Faculty and Staff

October 12, 2017

Description

Brief presentation given to a general audience of CU Boulder librarians and staff at the outset of our project.

conference but the content in the later slides is different)

2018 NELA Annual Conference; New England Library Association (NELA), Oct. 2018, Warwick, RI

Presenters

  • Jeanette Norris, Brown
  • Amy Armitage, Harvard

Slides

PCC ISNI Pilot: Souvenirs from ISNIland: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1IiN9WxXVfoYSEe1SXJsyKs4auF2ACregsP8zTKh2E9o/edit?usp=sharing


PCC ISNI Pilot: Experiments in Identity Management

LITA/ALCTS Authority Control Interest Group at ALA Annual 2018, June 24, 2018, New Orleans, LA

Description

As cataloging and metadata librarians look ahead to authority control practices incorporating creation of Identifiers as an essential component of the work, the Program for Cooperative Cataloging (PCC) has engaged in a Pilot membership with the International Standard Name Identifier (ISNI). Thirteen PCC institutions collaborated on using ISNI tools to manage and create ISNIs for persons and organizations, including exploring use of ISNI database API functions and mapping between the ISNI XML schema and MARC21 to make ISNI batch processing more accessible to libraries. This panel will report on their activities as part of the Pilot and discuss lessons learned in their experiences.

Presenters

  • Peter Fletcher, UCLA Library
  • Iman Dagher, UCLA Library
  • Chris Long, University of Colorado Boulder
  • Lucas Mak, Michigan State University Libraries

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From Strings to Things: Transitioning from Authority Control to Identity Management at Stanford University Libraries

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1WeQ1FhEj_0szvC5G_tcE_Gs_RZl_k_dczqqp_YbVKJc/edit?usp=sharing


PCC ISNI Pilot:

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Paving the Way for an Identity Management

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LITA/ALCTS Authority Control Interest Group at ALA Annual 2018, June 24, 2018, New Orleans, LA

Description

As cataloging and metadata librarians look ahead to authority control practices incorporating creation of Identifiers as an essential component of the work, the Program for Cooperative Cataloging (PCC) has engaged in a Pilot membership with the International Standard Name Identifier (ISNI). Thirteen PCC institutions collaborated on using ISNI tools to manage and create ISNIs for persons and organizations, including exploring use of ISNI database API functions and mapping between the ISNI XML schema and MARC21 to make ISNI batch processing more accessible to libraries. This panel will report on their activities as part of the Pilot and discuss lessons learned in their experiences.

Presenters

  • Peter Fletcher, UCLA Library
  • Iman Dagher, UCLA Library
  • Chris Long, University of Colorado Boulder
  • Lucas Mak, Michigan State University Libraries

View file
nameALA_ACIG_PCCISNI_UnifiedSlides_June2018.pptx
height250

PCC ISNI Pilot: Paving the Way for an Identity Management Track in the Program for Cooperative Cataloging

(Note the title is the same as the 2018 NETSL conference but the content in the later slides is different)

2018 NELA Annual Conference; New England Library Association (NELA), Oct. 2018, Warwick, RI

Presenters

  • Jeanette Norris, Brown
  • Amy Armitage, Harvard

Slides

Track in the Program for Cooperative Cataloging

2018 NETSL Annual Spring Conference: New England Technical Services Librarians (NETSL), April 2, 2018

Description

Full description: As library catalogers look ahead to linked data changing descriptive practices, we will need tools, training and guidelines to help them transition from traditional authority control to creating and using globally shared identifiers. The Program for Cooperative Cataloging has been for decades a key source of leadership, policy, training and documentation to guide library cataloging practices. The PCC's ISNI Pilot continues that history by joining twelve early-adopter libraries with the work of several PCC Standing Committees and Task Groups to create a pathway for the library community to engage in Identity Management with ISNI (International Standard Name Identifier). In this panel presentation, metadata practitioners from Brown and Harvard will discuss differences between identity management and traditional authority work, describing challenges as well as experiences some call liberating! Come to hear about lessons learned so far in the ISNI Pilot, steps being taken to generalize benefits from the Pilot, the difference and complementary nature of ISNI and ORCID, and how the work of the PCC ISNI Pilot hopes to create a pathway for libraries' broad involvement in creation and management of ISNI identifiers for persons and organizations, connecting our work to metadata from other expert communities on the web.

Shorter description: A panel of metadata practitioners from Brown and Harvard discuss their experiences in PCC’s ISNI (International Standard Name Identifier) Pilot and the transition from traditional name authority work to identity management.

Presenters

  • Amy Armitage, Harvard
  • Mary Jane Cuneo, Harvard
  • Jeanette Norris, Brown
  • Karen Carlson Young, Harvard

Slides

PCC ISNI Pilot: Souvenirs from ISNIland: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1IiN9WxXVfoYSEe1SXJsyKs4auF2ACregsP8zTKh2E9o1p6yJfxdw-txQL1G13RjeUXL2IU5w2MHo1ENMiICHGZQ/edit?usp=sharing


Presentation to University of Colorado Boulder Libraries Faculty and Staff

October 12, 2017

Description

Brief presentation given to a general audience of CU Boulder librarians and staff at the outset of our project.

ISNI.pptx