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Please post to list. Route to others you think might be interested. Announcement is being cross-posted, please excuse and ignore any duplicates. CONTINUING EDUCATION SEMINARS (still open) The University of Texas at Austin, Graduate School of Library and Information Science is hosting two seminars on cataloging with the new DDC21--one in Austin, and one in Houston. The speaker for both seminars is Dr. Joanna Fountain (joanna@tenet.edu), lecturer in "Organization of Materials" at the University of Texas at Austin, GSLIS. She is the cataloger for Austin ISD, and occasionally works independently as a cataloging contractor and consultant, using a variety of classification schemes in the professional cataloging services she provides to libraries. This past summer, she attended the "Dewey 21 Workshop for Library Educators" in Dublin, Ohio, sponsored by OCLC/Forest Press, publisher of the DDC products. CATALOGING WITH DDC21: DEWEY FOR THE 21st CENTURY Austin, Texas, November 23, 1996 Cost: $60.00 CATALOGING WITH DDC21: DEWEY FOR THE 21st CENTURY Houston, Texas, January 25, 1997 Cost: $80.00 Purpose/Program: The 1996 publication of the _Dewey Decimal Classification, Edition 21_ brings major changes to the classification of library materials in three areas: Public Administration (351-354), Education (370), and Life Sciences (560-590). Participants will examine these, as well as significant changes in Religion (296-297) and Insurance (368), and new features of the 4-volume set. The session will also include a discussion of implementation procedures for users of earlier editions, and a brief demonstration of the Dewey for Windows CD-ROM. Things to bring: This workshop will benefit attendees most if they are able to take the DDC21 books to the session. Also, if possible, registrants are asked to take 10 or more MARC record printouts (or shelflist cards) in one or more of the three major revision areas from a Dewey catalog for the hands-on practice session. Registrants may submit questions to be answered at the workshop to the GSLIS with their registration forms, or via e-mail to Dr. Fountain (address above). FOR BROCHURE/REGISTRATION FORM, contact David Terry (dterry@uts.cc.utexas.edu), vox (512) 471-8806, fax (512) 471-3971 and include your fax number or mailing address. TO REGISTER: fax your registration form to: (512) 471-3971, or mail to: Continuing Education Graduate School of Library & Information Science SZB 564/MC D7000 The University of Texas at Austin Austin, TX 78712-1276