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Journal of Internet Cataloging
ISSN (printed): 1091-1367. ISSN (electronic): 1528-7017.
The Journal of Internet Cataloging brings librarians and systems personnel current information on the rapidly evolving world of providing access to electronic materials available via the Internet. Library and computing administrators as well as systems analysts, catalogers, and reference librarians are among the many individuals who will utilize the Journal of Internet Cataloging as a common point of reference to the new Internet-focused field. A convenient guide for experts in cataloging, you'll find the Journal of Internet Cataloging full of articles on current developments in the area of cataloging Internet resources and that it pulls together, in one place, theoretical and practical aspects related to cataloging and organizing digital resources available via the Internet. You will benefit from the efforts made by early researchers in the field and see what works and what does not. You will also enhance your knowledge as you read about: Web sites; the use of classification and automated assists for organizing Web resources; software and hardware for retrieving, reviewing, and describing Internet resources; various philosophical topics; management of the cataloging process of Internet resources; descriptive and subject cataloging applied to Internet resources; up-to-date descriptions of projects for organizing or cataloging Internet resources; problems in maintaining catalog records for remote electronic resources; cooperative projects and international aspects and issues in organizing/cataloging Internet resources. Unlike other newer journals, which focus more on retrieval issues and are aimed at Internet-familiar audiences, the Journal of Internet Cataloging is the only journal devoted exclusively to cataloging, organization, and provision of access to Internet resources rather than on retrieval issues. If you're trying to cope with this rapidly changing field, every article in the journal will treat this general area. It will also provide the convenience and stability of print to archiving information about this rapidly developing field. You will gain valuable, diverse perspectives from the heavy international component to the Journal of Internet Cataloging reflected in the international makeup of the Editorial Board. Any library professional or systems personnel working with the Internet will find the innovative Journal of Internet Cataloging essential for keeping an edge in this age of rapidly evolving and unpredictably changing technology.
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