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- | *Search by title. | ||
- | *When searching OCLC, the item may not appear if the title we have includes series information. | ||
- | *Sometimes the subtitle won't be in OCLC, so you won't get any results. | ||
- | *Some special characters will interfere with your OCLC search. | ||
- | *After you find the title, click on it and scroll down to FAST Subject Headings. | ||
- | *Copy and paste each Heading into the Subject field - separate each one with a comma. | ||
- | *If the Heading contains a comma, then it must be enclosed in quotation marks. | ||
- | *The Usage Count tells you how many libraries use each particular heading. | ||
- | *If you can't find any Subject headings to copy and paste, try to find something similar and take one or two that fit. If the item is part of a series, you can probably take one from one of the other books. | ||
- | *If a record set comes with BISAC terms those should be kept. You can find a full list of terms on the BISAC website at [[https:// | ||
- | *LCSH terms can be used if FAST terms are difficult to find, or at cataloguer' | ||
=== Indigenous Subject Headings === | === Indigenous Subject Headings === |