Maurice Dance
The first Maurice Dance took place on 16 Oct 2015 at the National Library of New Zealand, Wellington, New Zealand.
The aim was to build upon the Maurice Gee base r-ball.
Outcomes
A report on the Maurice Dance compiled by Charlotte Christensen (National Library of New Zealand) includes the results of the feedback survey and a summary of the afternoon's discussions.
Preparation
- 2 Oct 2015 (9-11 am NZDT): RIMMF training webinar (31 attendees)
Outline
- 08.30 Registration
- 09.00 Introductions, outline of the day, and setup
- 09.20 Brief review of RIMMF functionality
- 09.45 RIMMF Maurice Gee resources
- 12.30 Lunch
- 13.30 RDA and Linked Data
- 14.30 Results of combining r-balls
- 15.00 Break
- 15.15 Open discussion
- 16.15 Next steps
- 16.30 End
Scope
- The works of Maurice Gee, and biographical and critical works about Maurice and his works
- in single or multiple expressions (e.g., editions, languages, with illustrations or without, with notes or reader's guides or without, etc.)
- Carried:
- in unmediated volumes
- in audio discs, cassettes, or online
- in computer discs, or online resources
Announcements, blogs, etc.
- Announcement (RSC): RLS-athon in Edinburgh Follows Maurice Dance in Wellington (26 Nov 2015)
- Facebook event
- Catapult: Newsletter of the LIANZA Cataloguing Special Interest Group (no.87, September 2015): Cataloguing News. Sponsorship to assist with travel expenses to attend the Maurice Dance : a Kiwi Jane-athon.
- Catapult: Newsletter of the LIANZA Cataloguing Special Interest Group (no.88, December 2015): Maurice Dance reports.
Not to be confused with
This type of Maurice dance should not be confused with: