The RDA board will host a series of webinars to discuss the impact of RDA on their cataloging and metadata practices and how their parts of the world are addressing the obstacles and challenges of official RDA.
In answer to the demand at the Outreach Day in November, RSC Chair Renate Behrens is please to announce that Michaela Edelmann and Mathias Manecke from the DNB (Deutsche Nationalbibliothek) have accepted an invitation to demonstrate the RDA Dach Manual at our next Public Session on Wednesday 22 January 2025 at 7pm UTC (There is a handy time
The RSC is pleased to announce the publication of its first set of Template RDA Teaching Slides (download here).
The RSC would like to thank everyone who attended its Public Session on Tuesday (12 November) and its Outreach Day yesterday (Wednesday 13 November).
The recording of the Outreach Day presentations is now available, with thanks to the Library of Congress:
RSC Chair Renate Behrens and RSC Meeting host Judith Cannan would like to invite you to an outreach day at the Library of Congress / online on Wednesday 13 November.
Community Resources is a new area of RDA Toolkit that allows institutions and organizations to share critical cataloging documents for specific communities. In this webinar James Hennelly, director of RDA Toolkit, will demo Community Resources--how it is organized, who will contribute, and what to expect from the documents gathered there.
In 2022, Elisa Sze, Education and Orientation Officer, published a “Report on Approaches to Teaching RDA in the LIS Classroom”.
The Joint Workshop with NARDAC and PCC SCT RDA Training Task Group: Unlocking the Power of RDA is a preconference event for ALA's Annual Conference & Exhibition held in Chicago, Illinois. The event will held Friday, June 23 from 8:00 am-4:00 pm.
The North American RDA Committee (NARDAC) Update Forum is an event aimed at bringing together experts in the field of library and information science to present/discuss developments in RDA and RDA related cataloging work.
The “Submit Feedback” link in the official RDA Toolkit enables users to provide information about typos, errors, and broken links, as well as suggested changes to the text. Some of this feedback has resulted in updates to RDA. But for more significant changes to RDA, cataloging communities have another venue to suggest modifications: the RDA change proposal process.
