Shared / Master Record Environment
This survey will examine the practice of using a shared or master record bibliographic record in an ILS, i.e., one bib record is shared amongst more than 1 library. Results of this survey will be combined with a literature review and case studies to discuss the benefits and disadvantages to this approach for technical services work. If you work with bibliographic records (regardless if you share a record in your ILS with other libraries or not), please consider taking this brief survey.
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1. What type of library/information organization do you work in? *
2. Looking at all of the staffing in your library/information organization, how many catalogers/technical services/systems/metadata work staff do you have that catalog or edit bibliographic records? (Please include part-time positions, or people who work in other areas but do cataloging/bibliographic editing work; round up, if needed) *
3. What ILS do you currently work in? *
If your ILS software is not on the list above, please provide it here:
4. What format are your bibliographic records in (select all that apply) ?  
5. Do you share a bibliographic record in your ILS with other libraries? *
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