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- Request a stub MARC record for the new digital collection so that the BibId can be used to create a Handle.
- Create a Handle.
- Make sure the collection is fully cataloged in Voyager.
- Obtain all information necessary for cataloging (The following will be provided to the Electronic Resources Cataloger)
- i. Handle for the digital collection
- ii. BibId for print collection if there is one
- iii. Link to EAD record if there is one
- iv. Name of library department primarily responsible for the collection and their contact information, include VIVO URI for department
- v. Other critical information the department feels is important to understanding the collection, e.g. specific people, places, concepts (and their relationship to the collection)
- Obtain all information necessary for cataloging (The following will be provided to the Electronic Resources Cataloger)
- Ensure that catalog record has 899 code-- CULDigReg in order to automatically be added to the Registry
- Track the above steps on the Digital Registry Workflow wiki page.
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There are two types of records required for the Registry: a Bibliographic record in MARC and a VIVO Agent with contact information (a department responsible for a collection).
The main record type in the Registry is the MARC record; the Registry application knows to pull information from the MARC when the 899 code “CULDigReg” is added. A Collection must have at least one related Agent.
All new library department/unit entries in VIVO need to be created prior to the creation of a MARC Collection record. Each department needs to at least one associated email, but may be described more fully. Note: The LTS staff member assigned to create VIVO entries for departments needs administrative privileges to add or edit an existing VIVO entity. Contact a VIVO staff member to delete or merge VIVO entities.
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General maintenance of RDC data is performed twice a year (January and July).
At this time:
Send an e-mail to all Agents and ask for the data to be reviewed.
Update information as necessary.