ELUNA Document RepositoryA Haddock by Any Other Name (Authority) is NOT a Haddock: Implementing Version 18 Authority Control FunctionalitySandyCardauthorBetsyFriesenauthorAllisonPowersauthorSueJulichauthorSandy Card, Head of Cataloging Services, Binghamton University; Betsy Friesen, Systems Librarian, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities; Allison Powers, ALEPH Technical Services Specialist, Harvard University; Sue Julich, Head, Enterprise Applications and Web Services, University of Iowa. Join us for a panel discussion on setting up authority control in ALEPH. Staff from four institutions will talk about systems aspects of authorities including how authorities are supposed to work in ALEPH, what was changed in v.18, table set-up, automatic updating, batch loading and importing authority records, indexing/re-indexing issues, and ongoing issues such as multiple thesauri, Library of Congress’ multi-lingual authority records, and desired improvements. This session is for those interested in the set-up and technical functioning of authorities. Aleph2008-06-31Conference or Workshop Item

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