[LM_NET] TARGET: Definition of Kit

[kathy billet <kabillet@YAHOO.COM>]

I know "kit" was traditionally used to designate the grouping of different types of 
materials. Is "kit" still an acceptable cataloging term to use in Marc records and 
call numbers? Example: if we have a book that we package together with a "spoken 
word" sound recording, does that get labeled as a kit? If any of you use the "Kit" 
designation, do you just follow the word with the call number? (Kit F Pau)? Thanks 
very much for any answers you can send my way.

Katherine A. Billet
Librarian
State College Area School District
State College, PA
kabillet@yahoo.com




 
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