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NR. 40 December 2009 Contents A Few Words from the Chair Greetings from the Information Coordinator Classification and Indexing Section Report Standing Committee New Members Working Group and Project

How to fill out ifla -- subject analysis

1. First, gather all relevant information about the document or resource you are analyzing. This includes the title, author, date of publication, and any other pertinent details.
2. Next, carefully read through the document and familiarize yourself with its content. Take note of the main themes, topics, and subject matter covered.
3. Use the IFLA Subject Analysis Guidelines as a reference to help you determine the appropriate subject headings for the document. These guidelines provide a systematic approach to subject analysis and help ensure consistency and accuracy in the process.
4. Start by identifying the main subject of the document. This could be a broad topic or theme that encompasses the entire content.
5. Break down the main subject into smaller, more specific subtopics. These subtopics should capture the different aspects or angles of the main subject.
6. Assign subject headings to each of the subtopics. These subject headings should accurately represent the content and provide meaningful access points for users who may be searching for information on a particular topic.
7. Consider any cross-references that may be necessary. Cross-references help users discover related subjects and provide alternative access points to the information they are seeking.
8. Review and revise your subject analysis to ensure it accurately reflects the content of the document and is consistent with established subject analysis standards.

Who needs IFLA Subject Analysis?

1. Librarians and information professionals who are responsible for organizing and categorizing library materials.
2. Researchers and scholars who rely on efficient and accurate subject access to locate relevant information.
3. Library users who are searching for specific topics or subjects within a library catalog or database.

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What is ifla -- subject analysis?

IFLA subject analysis is a tool used for categorizing and analyzing information resources based on their subject content.

Who is required to file ifla -- subject analysis?

Libraries or information centers are typically required to file IFLA subject analysis.

How to fill out ifla -- subject analysis?

IFLA subject analysis can be filled out by categorizing information resources based on their subject content using the provided guidelines.

What is the purpose of ifla -- subject analysis?

The purpose of IFLA subject analysis is to organize information resources in a systematic way for easier retrieval and access.

What information must be reported on ifla -- subject analysis?

Information such as the title, author, publication date, and subject content of each information resource must be reported on IFLA subject analysis.