Re: Cataloging CD-ROM's and math video

[Twooten <twooten@NANDO.NET>]

I am cataloging cd-roms on Circ-plus as an audio-visual media.  I do not
place the barcode on the disk case, itself, but on accompanying
documentation.  I, too, would like the access through keyword and subject
heading searches, though my students (a high school) know immediately
whre to go for the different disks (which station they will be loaded
in).  I do lock up the disks at night; they are not out for access to
students - they request which one they need if it is not the one loaded.
hope this helps.

On Tue, 17 Jan 1995, Nancy C. Turnbull wrote:

> I am looking for information on two subjects:
>
> 1.  Does anyone know anything about a video titled Donald Duck in
> Mathematics Land?  My science and math teachers are looking for
> a copy and I had never heard of it before.  I am looking for a
> producer and or a source for purchase.
>
> 2.  Is anyone out there cataloging CD-ROM's?  How are you doing
> it.  We are purchasing alot of them for student use and research
> and I want them to show up as a source when students do
> a subject or keyword search on the online catalog.  Our online
> catalog is Winnebago and I know a little(!) about MARC
> cataloging.
>
> Thanks,
> Nancy Turnbull
> Library Media Specialist
> Peter Muhlenberg Middle School
> Woodstock, Va.  22664
> e-mail nturnbul@pen.k12.va.us
>