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Effective cataloging and metadata practices form the backbone of organized information management, enabling users to locate and interpret resources efficiently. As digital collections grow, standardization becomes increasingly critical. Metadata Standards and Cataloging provides an overview of the principles, standards, and technologies guiding modern metadata creation. The book covers MARC, Dublin Core, MODS, and emerging linked data frameworks. It also explores authority control, classification systems, and semantic interoperability. Blending theoretical understanding with applied techniques, it equips information professionals with the skills needed to create structured, accessible, and interoperable metadata across diverse library systems.
