Children’s Literature at the Library of Congress A presentation by Angela Murphy-Walters Senior Catalog Specialist Children’s Literature Section
Welcome, Introductions & Outline v. On-site v. On the page
Online Resources for Librarians, Teachers, Parents, & Children available through loc. gov • • Reference material Lesson plans RDA, MARC, and much more CYAC web page
On-Site Programs and Activities • • • New Visitors Experience Visitor Services Office Children’s Literature Center American Folklife Center Rare Books and Special Collections Center for the Book • The National Book Festival • National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature • Young Readers’ Center
On the Page: The Children’s and Young Adults’ Cataloging Program • Overview of the Program • Elements of a CYAC record • What we do today – and what may lie ahead
Elements of a CYAC Bibliographic Record • • 008 Audience codes 008 Literary form codes 042 lcac $a pcc 050 PZ 082 Usually [Fic] or [E] 520 Often, these days, publisher-supplied 700 … $e ill.
But especially 6 XX fields • 6 XX 0 • 6 XX 1 fiction • 655 0 with $v Juvenile fiction without $v Juvenile Graphic novels • SHM H 1690, H 1790, and more
The CYAC web site http: //www. loc. gov/aba/cyac/index. html • In the late 1990 s, the team recognized the desirability of a web site documenting our procedures • An intern placed pages written and revised by catalogers into a prototype web site • With a new acting Section Head, input from the Policy Office, and help from web developers, we debuted the CYAC web site in December, 2011
Conclusion • All sites mentioned here can be reached through http: //www. loc. gov • Inquiries about the CYAC Program can be directed to amur@loc. gov or lgei@loc. gov Questions? • Thank you!
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