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> I'm forwarding the minutes of yesterdays meeting hosted by Emily Roth at
> the Uris Library (Metropolitan Museum of Art).   Thanks to Vicki Bohm
> (Watson Library--Met.) for the writing them up, and to Emily Roth and
> staff and everyone for a stimulating, well attended meeting.  The agenda,
> by the way, drew a lot of e-mail responses before and after the event.
>
> Danny Fermon
> Assistant Librarian
> Museum of Modern Art Library
> [log in to unmask]
> (212) 708-9434
>
>
>
> 6/8/99
> MINUTES FROM THE 6/7/99 New York Catalogers' Meeting
> by VR Bohm-Watsom Library
>
> Meeting tok place at the Uris Library, Emily Roth hosting
>
> PRELIM:
>
> Emily Roth mentioned she had spoken with a rep from AMICO project who said
> a
> demo would be possible. A quick discussion came to the conclusion that
> such
> a demo might better be done for a wider audience
>
> Lynn Underwood,  Museum Records Manager (Guggenheim),  discussed her
> involvement with CIMI (Consortium for the Interchange of Museum
> Information) and said a demo would be possible. A discussion at the
> beginning and end of the meeting concluded that such a demo would be
> helpful and
> informative.
>
> Ben Kessler mentioned that AMICO still had "bugs" to work out in content
> and
> language.
>
> The project at Cornell with a professor-directed project for imaging was
> mentioned, and thought to be possbily more suited for curriculum=based use
> than AMICO (at least as AMICO stands now)
>
> Also mentioned was the MDLC & a San Diego based image directory.
>
> I.  Introduction of those attending the meeting
>
>
> II. Discussions of the business at hand (see the topics listing from the
> 6/2/99 e-mail from Dan Fermon )
>
> A. Strategic Plan survey -- deadline has been extended to the end of June
> 99
>
>    from the previous NYCAT Meet -- should ARLIS/NA help more, especially
>              finacially, to get ARLIS people to ALA conferences and other
>              library conferences, and be more of a presence there?
>
> B. AUCTION CATALOG CATALOGING STANDARDS
>    (see the draft from the SCIPIO Advisory Taskforce)
>              discussion -- should there be some sort of standard for
>              SCIPIO records?  National? Just for SCIPIO? Core level?
>
>              How would that affect authority work and overall speed
>              in getting the records into the database for use?
>
>              Should ARLIS be involved in SCIPIO issue? Since RLIN chanrges
>              separately for SCIPIO now, would it be better if it were made
>              "just another database" within RLIN?
>
>              MEMBERS should review this question and be prepared to
> continue
>              the discussion at the next meeting.
>
> C. Cataloging websites
>
>              not many at the meeting are cataloging websites.
>
>              those doing website cataloging have been following guidelines
>              created by their individual library requirements
>
>              mentioned was CORC at Princeton, using OCLC to create a
>              database of websites
>
>              mentioned also: |hcomputer file is being changed to
> |helectronic
>              resource
>
>              points highlighted: how some artists do not like the idea of
> a
>              record being made of their website because it destroys the
>              immediacy of their work which is supposed to be changeable
>
>              vs. what sort of archival records do and will cataloged
> websites
>              make, will there be a use for and request for "historical"
> website
>              information in the future (equivalent to the different
> editions and
>              printings of a monographic work)?
>
> D.  It was decided to hold off discussions of EAD and Cat/Ref. till the
> next
>     meeting
>
>
> NEXT MEETING:  Guggenheim Soho, Monday, July 12th, 1999  HOST: Lynn
> Underwood.
>
>     topics:  EAD
>               Cat/Ref. (particularly in relation to archives and to
> research)
>               Feedback on possible standards for SCIPIO
>               CIMI demo
>