recataloging
Recataloging refers to the process of re-examining and re-organizing the existing catalog of an organization or collection. This can involve reviewing items, assigning new or updated subject headings, subject terms, or classification numbers, and ensuring the accuracy and consistency of bibliographic or descriptive data. The primary goals of recataloging are often to improve the discoverability of items, enhance the usability of the catalog for patrons or users, and bring the catalog into compliance with current standards or best practices.
The need for recataloging can arise for several reasons. Collections may grow and evolve over time, making
The scope of recataloging can vary greatly. It might involve a complete overhaul of an entire catalog