Recursos electrónicos documentales Nuevos desafíos para el control bibliográfico

Authors

  • Silvia Texidor

Keywords:

Recursos Electrónicos, An´álisis documental, AACRS, Control bibliográfico universal, Catalogación

Abstract

En el artículo se presentan los cambios más recientes de la normativa internacional (ISBD y AACR2) referidos a la descripción de los recursos electrónicos tanto locales como remotos. Se abordan además las diferencias más importantes entre ellos, sus características, definición y alcance, como así también se sugieren criterios metodológicos de selección, tratamiento y organización.

Author Biography

Silvia Texidor

Buenos Aires, Argentina (1948). Bibliotecaria Nacional, siempre ha desarrollado sus labores profesionales en bibliotecas especializadas. También desarrolla actividades académicas como docente de diferentes instituciones educativas de formación terciaria y universitaria. Sus principales temas de interés son la Normalización Documental, OPACs, y actualmente investiga sobre la importancia de las Bibliotecas Universitarias.

Desde hace quince años es Directora de la Biblioteca del Centro de Estudios de Población- CENEP y Docente titular de Análisis Documental I y II y adjunta de Procesamiento y Tecnologías de la Información en la Universidad del Museo Social Argentino.

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Published

2003-12-30

How to Cite

Texidor, S. (2003). Recursos electrónicos documentales Nuevos desafíos para el control bibliográfico. Biblios Journal of Librarianship and Information Science, (16), 65–80. Retrieved from https://biblios.ufes.br/biblios/article/view/1597

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No. 16 (2003)

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Original

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