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CIP Advisory Group Meeting ALA Midwinter Conference Saturday, January 16 th , 2010 Boston, MA

CIP Advisory Group Meeting ALA Midwinter Conference Saturday, January 16 th , 2010 Boston, MA. Children ’ s Literature Update Angela Murphy-Walters Senior Cataloging Specialist Children ’ s Literature Section The Library of Congress. Scope Changes.

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CIP Advisory Group Meeting ALA Midwinter Conference Saturday, January 16 th , 2010 Boston, MA

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  1. CIP Advisory Group MeetingALA Midwinter ConferenceSaturday, January 16th, 2010Boston, MA Children’s Literature Update Angela Murphy-Walters Senior Cataloging Specialist Children’s Literature Section The Library of Congress

  2. Scope Changes • We’re so glad you appreciate the AC Program! • No longer in scope for the CIP Program: • Phonics books

  3. Phonics Books • One set of phonics books may be great • Two sets may be okay • Three sets from the same author every year or two? Ouch!

  4. Scope Changes • We’re so glad you appreciate the AC Program! • No longer in scope for the CIP Program: • Phonics books • Repackaged editions

  5. Repackaged Editions • Books previously sold separately • Not new editions • Put together in a box, an ark, a haunted house, etc. • Packaged with a necklace or toy

  6. Scope Changes • We’re so glad you appreciate the AC Program! • No longer in scope for the CIP Program: • Phonics books • Repackaged editions • Tie-ins

  7. Tie-Ins to Movies, Toys, Etc. • One film may generate dozens of derivative books • TV shows produce even more • Barbie is featured in hundreds of books • Don’t forget various candies and other foods

  8. Scope Changes • We’re so glad you appreciate the AC Program! • No longer in scope for the CIP Program: • Phonics books • Repackaged editions • Tie-ins • No longer in scope for AC treatment • Publishers’ reading sets • Materials unlikely to be widely acquired for organized collections

  9. Widely acquired by libraries? • Publishers’ readings sets are for classroom use • Some books have a very small audience • Local interest • Family stories

  10. Good News! • We have our first CIP Partner for juvenile materials • The publishers’ summaries that are so often provided help tremendously, especially on those publishers’ reading sets

  11. A New Initiative • The Policy and Standards Division is looking into adding validation records for AC headings, and considering what those records will look like – including LCC and/or DDC, for example.

  12. Comments or Questions Parties outside the Library interested in providing input on the validation records initiative are invited to email policy@loc.gov Questions about the AC Program and our CIP cataloging can be directed to amur@loc.gov

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