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K level cataloging redux
I'm still getting the hang of cataloging the masters theses. I am still growing accustomed to the constant data template for this process. The ones I've done so far came back with minor edits — either things I'd done wrong (or forgotten to do) or some editorial adjustments needed to the 520 field.
Theses are not things to be rushed. Although I can copy catalog 20 books an hour, I can only do 4 theses in that same amount of time.
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K level cataloging
Today I learned how to do K level cataloging of theses. The one thing I didn't learn, and need to ask, is where the theses that need cataloging are kept. That will be Tuesday's question of the day.
