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Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Meeting Minutes: 5-13-09

I. Resource Records.
Clarification on terminology: resource records are ERM records that appear in the Find Articles & More database.

II. Serial Set from CSU
  • We received CSU's Serial Set volumes through vol. 5216. CSU accidentally sent a few copy 2s. We're sending a total of 700 Serial Set volumes to Pascal.
  • Now we have to modify our records; Leanne is leading this process.
  • Item records should be changed so that they read "Library Use Only. "
  • Check-in records won't be changed until this process is complete.
  • If we have a Serial Set copy 2 with info. about Western or Colorado history, we should keep it in McGov.
  • We're going to keep our copy of American State Papers in McGov.
  • We'll maintain a spreadsheet of all the Serial Set volumes we still need.
III. CU Gov Pubs. will be getting 3 fiche cabinets from DPL

IV. Research Desk/Floor
  • Library will definitely be moving a 2nd microform reader from 2nd floor up to Gov Pubs microform-reader alcove.
  • Laptops: it's possible that all laptop carts will move to Learning Commons once it opens.
V. Merged Records
  • We will discuss this topic at our departmental retreat on 5-21. Jennie added a Merged Records Discussion page to the department wiki at http://cugovpubs.pbworks.com/MergedRecordsDiscussion that lists issues to be discussed. Everyone is encouraged to add to this wiki page before the retreat.
VI. Gov Pubs Retreat on 5/21
  • Send agenda items to Peggy
  • We will not have a Wednesday Gov Pubs staff meeting during the week that our retreat takes place.
VII. Deb's Report on CMS Backstage Meeting
  • Question was raised at meeting re: which genre heading to use for streaming video.
  • Smithsonian scientific names: Deb had suggested that UCB Libraries create a local thesaurus; Jina pointed out that Millennium is the local thesaurus.
  • OCLC: if you see a typo in a local record and the typo also happens to be in the OCLC record, you should correct the OCLC record as well as our local one.

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