Serial Control: CD-ROM (example: LAW-6919, LAW-7321, LAW-7357, LAW-7843)
If the disk is going to be a regular supplement or component of a title, then a separate control record should be created for recording its receipt
Use Label from cover
Create Control: CD-ROM
Basic Folder | |
Category 1 | CD-ROM |
Category 2 | LINKED (if second control) |
Patterns Folder | |
Label | Fill in from piece |
Chronology type | Fill in fron piece |
Publication cycle | Every 3 years (if no frequency) |
OPAC Folder | |
Automatically update MARC holdings | Remove red check |
Subscription Folder | |
Copies to receive | 1 |
Number of issues | 1 |
Order history | Link to order |
ExtInfo Folder | |
Physform | CD-ROM |
Note | no checkins predicted (if no frequency) |
Note | write call letters on a post-it and route to Processing |
Get Expected Issues Folder | |
Preview expected issues | 1 more than limit |
V. | Fill in from piece |
NO. | Fill in from piece |
Chronology | Fill in from piece |
Date first prediction | 1/2/year (or Month/1/year) |
Date expected | Date received |
Disks with loose-leafs should be sent out to the loose-leafing/shelving staff with the accompanying release or issue. Serials staff is not responsible for checking to see if there are previously received disks, pockets in binders, etc. The loose-leafing/shelving staff will be responsible for coordinating with Cataloging any changes needed in title records, MARC holdings and the physical processing of disks.