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Welcome to the Dewey Services board in the OCLC Community Center—the new home of all things Dewey content. Here's an overview of the new space (you may have seen this already on the Dewey blog). The ...

Welcome to the Dewey Services board in the OCLC Community Center—the new home of all things Dewey content. Here's an overview of the new space (you may have seen this already on the Dewey blog). The ...
At EPC Meeting 146 last month, one of the more interesting exhibits addressed two well-known topics in history and popular culture that had been marooned in standing room. EPC 146-S36.1 New terms for ...
Have you ever built a number in WebDewey and clicked “Contribute”? When you do, it’s sent directly to the editorial system that editors publish changes from. We review, make changes as necessary, then...
The DDC Editorial Policy Committee (EPC) will next convene virtually for their annual Meeting 146, 22-23 July. All of the proposals they'll be reviewing our now available for review at our Google Driv...
As you probably know, notation from Tables 2-6 can only be added where there are instructions to do so, unlike Table 1 Standard Subdivisions, which can generally be added anywhere unless instructions ...
I recently learned about a handy tool for libraries that want to implement the optional arrangement of religions in the 200s. It was created by Mark Swenson, IT Manager for the Winnetka-Northfield Pub...
By Charlotte WellsOrder Dewey print-on-demandThe Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC) system is the world’s most widely used way to organize library collections and is regularly updated to reflect the m...
Last month’s WebDewey install introduced a few new features that help you track built numbers. Whether you have multiple users at your institution or are a single-person operation, these features let ...
OCLC is pleased to announce that it’s working with Referencistas, a Colombia-based library services company, to offer a Spanish translation of the Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC) system.Like other ...
The DDC Editorial Policy Committee (EPC) will hold their next asynchronous meeting from January 6-31. At this meeting, Meeting 145A, they will consider a slate of exhibits with proposed changes to the...