Adding a manifestation

  1. Go to Collections and search for the work and expression for which you want to add a manifestation.

  2. In the context menu for the expression, click Add manifestation. Detailed information about the different fields:

Title proper

Information about the main title of the manifestation.

If the manifestation you are describing has a parallel title, enter this under Variant title.

Other title information

Information about other title information.

If the resource you are describing has several subtitles, enter these under Other title information for the manifestation, not as work- or expression titles.

Name of part

Enter one or several titles of a part, section or supplement if the manifestation is a part of a work that consists of several parts.

See also: Multi-volume sets

Number of part

Enter one or several designations of a part, section or supplement.

A part number consists of a numerical or alphabetical designation, for example Part 3.

See also: Multi-volume sets

Number of non-filing characters

Enter the number of characters to be excluded for filing of the main entry.

Set the value to the number of preceding characters to be excluded. Used to exclude introductory definite and indefinite articles such as The, A, Le, Les, Der, En.

The information about number of non-filing characters is applied when the main entry is used for arrangement, for example when printing labels or checking in using self-service machines.

Variant title

Variant titles of a manifestation are used to describe variants of the manifestation title that need to be possible to search for. Variant titles can for example be used to create search entries for spine titles, cover titles, alternative titles, corrected titles or parallel titles of the manifestation.

Note:
Additional details regarding the variant title, such as information if it is a spine title or a cover title, can be entered under Notes on resource.

Statement of responsibility

Enter statement of responsibility for the manifestation. The information is usually to be entered as it is found in the source (the title page of the manifestation).

If the statement of responsibility contains several origins with different functions, you can use ISBD punctuation to indicate subsequent origins, for example:

by Kirsten Ahlborg ; illustrations: Jon Ranheimsæter

Note:
This field cannot be searched for in free text search i Quria. Origin that is of importance for identification of the resource is entered on the work- or expression level (creators, translators, editors, illustrators etc).

Shelf mark

Manifestation shelf mark is primarily used for arrangement - sorting books on the shelf.

Shelf mark is not to be confused with classification that is not only used for arrangement on shelves but to supply a more specific description of the subject of the resource.

Note:
When you create a new item in Quria, an item shelf will be proposed by Quria, based on the manifestation shelf mark.

Target audience

Select target audience for the manifestation in the dropdown. Target audience, in contrast to intended audience, is only available on the manifestation level in Quriaand is is based on codes according to MARC target audience codes.

Target audience for the manifestation can be searched for and is displayed as a facet in the Quria collections.

Note:
Target audience is entered her only for this specific manifestation. To enter a target audience for the entire work, use Intended audience.

Literary form

Select literary form in the dropdown. Literary form for the manifestation in Quria is based on codes according to MARC literary form codes.

Literary form for the manifestation can be searched for and is displayed as a facet in the Quria collections.

Note:

It is only possible to make fine division of fiction in this field, not of non-fiction. In cases where specification of form is required for non-fiction, use the genre for the work.

Intended audience (RDA 7.7)

This is where you set the intended audience for the manifestation. Note that you can set the intended audience on work, expression and manifestation level. By editing the entity you can add information about source and a specification.

Note:
Intended audience is an entity that is not controlled by a set list of terms. Any term can be used in contrast to target audience. See:Target audience

Edition

Enter the edition of the manifestation. In cases where repeated information about edition or printing is to be entered, you can use ISBD punctuation to separate the information.

Publication information

Click Add. You create the publication information by selecting Location, Organiser/agent, Organiser/agent type, Year and Name in the next step.

Location

As you type, matching locations in the collection will be displayed. This works as a register in Quria and is used to avoid that duplicates are created. If the location you want to add is not already in the collection, click Add.

Location is an entity in Quria’s linked data format. Because of this, location is not only used for place of publication in Quria, but the same entity can be used to describe for example the subject of the resource.

When you add a new location or edit an existing location, you can enter additional details required for the description, such as specification of area, references and superordinate or subordinate terms.

Organiser/agent

As you type an organiser/agent, matching institutions in the collection will be displayed. This works as a register in Quria and is used to avoid that duplicates are created. If the organiser/agent you want to add is not already in the collection, click Add.

Organiser/agent is an entity in Quria’s linked data format. The entity is not only used for publishers in Quria, but the same entity can also be used to enter an institution as creator of the work.

When you add a new organiser/agent or edit an existing one, you can enter additional details required for the description, such as references or superordinate denominations.

Organiser/agent type

Organiser/agent type is not a mandatory parameter but is recommended when cataloguing manually in order to make it easier to identify relations.

Select an appropriate term in the dropdown. The term indicates what kind of relation/function the agent has to the manifestation, such as publication or manufacture.

Year

Enter the year of the publication of the manifestation.

Name

This is a display name.

International standard numbers

International standard numbers are used to identify the manifestation and to distinguish it from other manifestations, for example ISBN, ISSN, ISMN or EAN.

  1. Click Add. You enter the value/standard number in the next step. You can also define what kind of standard number it is in the Scheme field, for example ISBN or EAN.

The parameters Assigner and Qualifier are usually not used when cataloguing manually.

RDA media type

Media type according to RDA indicates what kind of device that is needed to see, play or display the content of the resource. The media types are associated with the carrier types and can be seen as superior to these. The calculation of the content type is based on the primary values. More values are added as secondary.

You find instructions for which media type that is to be entered for different material types under Material types.

RDA carrier type

Carrier type according to RDA indicates physical media for storage and the device needed to see, play or display the content of the manifestation. The calculation of the content type is based on the primary values. More values are added as secondary.

You find instructions for which carrier type that is to be entered for different material types under Material types.

Manifestation type

The manifestation types in Quria can be set manually, but can also be generated based on selected media type and carrier type. Click Set manifestation type to let Quria generate the manifestation type.

If you want to set the manifestation type manually, or select a different one than the one suggested by Quria, make a selection in the dropdown.

Each manifestation type is represented by an icon of its own in Quria. The manifestation types can be searched for in the collections and the icons are displayed in the search hits.

The manifestation types in Quria are mapped to the material types in Arena.

Note:

You find an overview of all manifestation types that are available in Quria under Settings/Metadata and items/Manifestation types.

You find instructions for which manifestation type that is usually entered for different material types under Material types.

Extent

The extent of the manifestation is the number and the type of units (for examples 2 vol.) or subunits (30 pages) that a manifestation consists of.

Also enter included materials as attachments, for example a musical CD with comments/booklet with lyrics or computer game with included tutorial.

If more than one piece of information regarding extent is needed, use comma to separate the pieces.

Note:

You also enter that a resource contains illustrations under Extent, for example:
126 p, ill.
126 p, 1 map

Duration

The duration of the playing time can be entered for manifestations such as sound recordings moving images and sheet music, and is often entered in hours and minutes.

Caption

This parameter is usually not used when cataloguing manually.

Player type

The player type of the manifestation can include information such as console for computer games, for example:

Xbox 360

Format

Information about the format of the manifestation, for example video format for DVD and Blu-Ray if the manifestation is a movie.

Accession date

Accession date is used for news lists in Arena. The accession date is generated in Quria when a location is added for the first item of a new title. This is done automatically and does usually not need to be used or entered when cataloguing.

You can delete the accession date from the manifestation in Quria in case you do not want a title to be listed in the news list. The title is then removed from the news list.

URLs

You can enter a URL to refer to a web site that contains or describes the manifestation. You can also enter URLs to other web sites with related information.

Note:

URLs for imported eBooks and eAudiobooks with a URL to an external eBook service are also displayed here.

Image/document (reference)

Images, for example photos, can be connected to catalogue records and also be displayed and searched for by Arena users. This function can also be used to upload a cover image to the work.

See also: The image archive

Series

The series information states the series affiliation of the manifestation, numbered or unnumbered, that exists in the resource.

  1. Click Add. As you type the name of the series, matching series in the collection will be displayed. This works as a register in Quria and is used to avoid that duplicates are created. If the series you want to add is not already in the collection, click Add.

When you add a new series or edit an existing one, you can enter additional details about the name of the series that are required for identification, for example ISSN, parallel series titles, subtitles of the series or the name of the series in non-Latin script.

Record type is usually not used when adding a new series.

You can also state which number in the series that the manifestation has, and if the series is a subseries.

The series information is displayed on the title details page, and under the information about the work. If you click the series information, an overview of all parts of the series that are included in the collections is displayed in a new window, and you can open the works of the different parts.

Note - information in Swedish only, as this note is relevant for Swedish customers only and the terminology will rather create confusion if translated:

Läsordning (kallas även fortsättningsverk eller litterära serier) är en uppgift som inte nödvändigtvis hänger samman med en tryckt serieuppgift. Information om läsordning anges i Libris enbart som anmärkning/fritext, och det är därför inte möjligt att skapa länkade data av själva numreringen.

Av denna anledning finns inte numrerad läsordning annat än som anmärkning på manifestationen i Quria. Däremot finns det möjlighet att skapa länkning/relation i Quria mellan de verk som utgör fortsättningsverk/har läsordning. Då används relationstypen Fortsättes av/Fortsätter. Se även: Relationships between works

Notes on resource

Notes about manifestations can be searched for in free text search.

  1. Click Add note. You select type of note in the next step. You can select between a large number of note types.

Note:
The list of note types that can be selected is the same for works, expressions and manifestations. Because of this, you need to consider which on level the note applies. A note regarding physical form should, for example, be entered on the manifestation level, and not for the work or expression.

In the table below, you find explanations and tips about some common notes about manifestations.

Note Description

General

General note to be used for additional information about the manifestation that is not included anywhere else.

With

Used to describe additional parts that are part of the described resource.

Edition

Used for information about the edition, such as irregularities in numbering or publication patterns.
Additional physical form Information about other physical forms in which the described resource is available.
Binding Information about binding.
Source

Information about from where information of the description of the resource is fetched.