CLO Metadata Standards

Definition: A CD-ROM (Compact Disc/Read-Only Memory) is a form of pre-pressed optical disc that contains data, computers (with a disc drive) can read, but not re-write or erase.
The standards for an audio CD or DVD are distinct from a CD-ROM

Special notes: 

If the CD-ROM contains cartographic material, follow the standard for Map

If the CD-ROM contains notated music, follow the standard for Notated Music

If the CD-ROM contains language material, follow the standard for Print Book

If the CD-ROM contains a computer file, follow the standard for Computer Software

Coming soon: Metadata of sample records that meet the standards

Use this table to complete the MARC fields in your record.

• If the MARC Field Code has an asterisk (*) after the number, then it indicates a required standard. If the row appears in italics the field is optional. These fields must be completed for the record to be accepted into the Network Zone, unless the resource does not have that information.
• All other fields are recommended to be completed.
• Please follow the Value Instructions column. If no specific instructions are provided, then follow MARC Standards.