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  • New T Loc and new assignment procedure

  • New choices for single record import dropdown

  • Reminders:

    • extra holdings records may appear on uncataloged stuffA few important changes:

      • One new backlog

        • T Loc P: Problems

          • This is for things that have copy, but the copy has issues that an original cataloger can solve

            • Examples: NACO work; a new set record is needed for a single volume of a set; things that turn up at Remote without a record for some reason

          • Things that might have formerly languished for a long time in T Loc A will be transferred to T Loc P instead

      • Rearranged shelves

        • T Loc H is staying in its longtime location

        • T Loc A will move to new shelves; T Loc P will also be on new shelves.

      • A new way to assign a note to a T Loc piece so it can be tracked in FOLIO.

        • We’ll be using statistical codes in the instance record, similarly to our process for marking instances for deletion

        • In the instance record, go to actions-->edit instance

          • Suppress from discovery

          • Click “Add statistical code” and select one of the T Loc backlogs

          • Click “Add administrative note” and add a note in the approximate format:

            • [stat code] [date], for example: H 11-07-2023

            • The exact note format is not important, this is intended to be human-readable info

        • Manually remove the stat code and note when the piece is cataloged and removed from T Loc.

          • Hopefully it will be possible in the future to remove the code and note automatically during overlay

        • More T Loc notes:

          • The new procedure will facilitate identifying T Loc materials in FOLIO Inventory, using facets in the search panel

          • In the past, Kim W. and her students were responsible for T Loc organization. With these changes, some of the T Loc organization process is moving to catalogers.

          • The trucks we used to use for things going to T Loc are going away; instead you can put things on the T Loc shelves yourself

          • For titles without an instance record, create a new one (see first bullet under “Sending a title to a T Loc” in the procedure linked above)

          • Continue working on T Loc H cleanout project as before; we hope not to transfer these items to T Loc A

          • Autumn will continue refining the T Loc procedures in Confluence

  • Coming soon: New choices for single record import dropdown

    • The popup when doing a single record import from Inventory includes a second dropdown for job profiles, which currently has only one option. Additional profiles will be added.

    • If you have requests for job profiles you’d like to see included in this second dropdown, let Autumn know

  • Reminders:

    • extra holdings records may appear on uncataloged stuff

      • These are errors generated by a past process. They often appear as a suppressed holdings on an uncataloged instance.

      • For MSUL materials (not Law Library or LM), these holdings can be deleted at the time of cataloging (or you can edit/reuse them if that’s easier).

        • If not cataloging the piece, leave the suppressed holdings in place for now.

        • Law Library materials can be referred to Adam DeWitt.

    • remove holdings/items from any instance marked as delete

    • When marking instances for deletion in Inventory, remember to remove OCLC holdings !if necessary.

  • Meeting note-taking procedural note: No notes need to be taken during the cataloging lab.

  • Cataloging lab (optional, feel free to add your own stuff)

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