OCLC 研究小組過去幾年持續推動，如何針對檔案館或者或圖書館特藏裡特別收藏的罕見而且獨一無二的視聽資源，進行適當的管理，運用，並進一步提供公眾利用。

這些視聽資料所記錄的主題題材、人物及事件活動等，往往具有重要的研究價值，然而，載體的脆弱及有限的使用壽命，造成了資源運用和管理的困難與複雜。越來越多的研究機構面臨如何去處理這批數量龐大的珍貴研究資料的問題。

從三月開始，每個網路研討會會邀請一個 "研究圖書館夥伴"群組的成員，現身說法討論面臨的挑戰。詳細時間及主題請詳原網站貼文。

為增進圖書館及資訊服務單位在職人員之編目專業知能，藉以推展編目自動化規範之發展及編目新趨勢，加強館員質與量之提升，以提高資訊服務效能，中華民國圖書館學會與國家圖書館於108年7月26日（星期五）、8月2日（星期五）及8月16日（星期五），舉辦108年度「圖書館資訊組織進階訓練」研習班。研習班課程講義PDF檔與授課影音資源現已上網公開，提供對資訊組織領域有興趣的同道學習進修之用。

授課影音：

一、《中文圖書分類法》（2007年版）修訂

（一）修訂類名「資料編譯」等5條目。

（二）刪除類目「863.09 臺灣文學史」之注釋文字。

（三）新增類目「863.091 詩史」等6條目。

二、《中文主題詞表》（2005年修訂版）修訂

（一）修訂主題詞「溼地」及與其相關條目之參照。

（二）新增主題詞「大數據」。

（三）新增主題詞「多肉植物」。

（四）新增主題詞「移工」。

（五）新增主題詞「黑洞」。

（六）新增主題詞「新住民」。

（七）新增主題詞「錄音工程」。
 

更新 國家圖書館學位論文學校及系所（新增6校；修改3校）

The Library of Congress (LC) is conducting oral history interviews of staff. As part of this effort, Ann Della Porta (ADP) and Dave Reser (DR) were recently interviewed and parts of the interview provide background into their role in the beginning of the Program for Cooperative Cataloging (PCC), among other topics. Jeanne Drewes (JD), Chief of the Library’s Binding and Collections Care Division, served as the interviewer. The transcript of the interview has been edited for length to focus on the beginnings of the PCC, and to follow a chronological order. Please note that the entire interview will be available on the Library of Congress website, which includes how both Ann and Dave got their start at the Library and their earlier work there.

Libraries, which take seriously the responsibility to facilitate discovery and delivery of information resources for their patrons, have historically found cataloging costly and cumbersome. In the early 1970s, a series of initiatives was undertaken to develop more cooperative and expeditious approaches to reducing the cost of cataloging, while improving its quality. These initiatives culminated in the formation of the Program for Cooperative Cataloging. This article is a brief history of how the Program came to be, its structure, and what might be in store for it in the future.

A reminiscence on the positive influence of the Program for Cooperative Cataloging (PCC) through the perspective of the author’s career as she moved from university libraries into the specialized realm of a research library within a museum. The author describes her service on the PCC Policy Committee, how The Frick Art Reference Library joined PCC, and how New York City art librarians facilitated best practices in partnership with PCC trainers and the ArtNACO Funnel. The mutual benefits of PCC and the unique contributions of special libraries are emphasized. Challenges to this community’s participation in PCC are outlined, with suggestions for going forward.