This concise guide to cataloging with RDA: Resource Description and Access specifically hones in on the needs of those seeking a simplified path to creating basic RDA records. First describing foundational RDA concepts and vocabulary, Brenndorfer then distills RDA instructions, matching them to cataloging practice in easy-to-follow language. Current with RDA instructions through the April 2015 update to RDA, this guide makes an excellent primer while also serving as a bridge to more complex cataloging. It’s an ideal resource for:
Small libraries that require standard cataloging but don’t need all the details of structure and content of the full RDA
LIS students who need an introduction to cataloging
Paraprofessionals seeking a ready reference for copy cataloging
Experienced catalogers needing a quick summary of RDA practice
A handy offline access point for solo and part-time catalogers, Brennndorfer’s guide also supports training and classroom use in any size institution.
