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The aim is to explore how machine-readable cataloguing rules can unify metadata practices within library systems.

April 15, 2026Open Access

Authentic and Artificial Cataloguing

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The aim is to explore how machine-readable cataloguing rules can unify metadata practices within library systems.
Presented at the CILIP Metadata and Discovery Group Conference 2026
Focus on machine-readable cataloguing rules
Discussion on current metadata practices
Proposed a framework for unified metadata
Highlighted benefits of machine-readable cataloguing
Encouraged adoption of standardized practices in libraries

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Presentation slides to the paper "Authentic and Artificial Cataloguing: Machine-readable cataloguing rules as a Bridge to Unified Metadata Practice" presented at the CILIP Metadata and Discovery Group Conference 2026.

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