Brief Records for Reserves

Voyager cat procedures

Importing records into Voyager (including exporting from OCLC/RLIN)

Adding holding & item
Monograph & bookset
Serials

Brief records for Circ, Reserves & Local cat.
  Creating
  Local guidelines
  Reserves guidelines

MARC guide
  Brief Reserve records
  Brief Circ records
  Brief local records

Relinking items

Changing location

Adding multi-piece serials volumes

Guidelines for bibliographic information in brief records for Reserve

The material covered includes photocopies, course packets, professor's copies, handouts and other uncataloged library material. The following standards should be followed for each category of material:

NOTE: If there is a matching bibliographic record in Voyager, add a holdings record for the reserve copy according to Adding Holdings and Item records to Voyager for monographs and booksets procedure or Adding Holdings and Item records to Voyager for serials procedure. Make a note in the item record note field that this is a personal copy.

1. Xerox of Journal article:
In bib record

100 1 Baumol, W

245 1 0 Analysis of macroeconomics

590 Journal of Economics, vol. 30, 1997, pp. 267-286.

OR

100 1 Baumol, W

245 1 0 Analysis of macroeconomics ...: Journal of Economics, vol. 30, 1997, pp. 267-286

In MFHD record

852 8 X ECO 311 BAU

2. Xerox from book:

In bib record

110 2 World Bank

245 1 0 Unleashing markets

590 Ch. 3 of "Adjustment in Africa" or
"p. 200-225 of "Adjustment in Africa"

OR

110 2 World Bank

245 1 0 Unleashing markets : Ch. 3 of "Adjustment in Africa" or "p. 200-225 of "Adjustment in Africa"

In MFHD record

852 8 X ECO 321 WOR

3. Packets of articles:

In bib record

245 0 0 Packet of readings for ECO 325

In MFHD record

852 8 X ECO 325 PAC

4. Professor's personal copy of monograph:

In bib record

100 1 Schulz, D.

245 1 0 Whither Haiti

In MFHD record

852 8 X ECO 321 SCH

In Item record
In the item note "Quill pen box" add note Return to prof. at end of semester.

5. Call numbers for reserve items should follow this pattern:

Call numbers should have a capital X--space--the first three letters of the course (in caps)--space--the number of the course--space--the first three letters of the author's name if present, otherwise the first three letters of the title (in caps). Use the first 3 letter course designation from the Princeton University Course Offerings.

If the three last letters in a call number conflict add a number directly after the letters to differentiate between titles.

Examples:
X ECO 325 PAC
X ECO 325 PAC1
X ECO 325 PAC2