Description
Kits are collections of materials created by libraries, publishers, or vendors. To support effective discovery and management, kits must be clearly identified and distinguished from the individual titles they contain. Because they often include a variety of formats and materials, kits can present unique cataloging challenges. Explore common questions and best practices for cataloging kits, including strategies for describing, organizing, and providing access to these non-traditional resources.
Learning Objectives
- Define kits and understand their place in library collections
- Identify challenges related to cataloging kits
- Identify MARC fields important for the cataloging of kits
Contact Hours: 1
Location: Online (Technical Requirements)
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