Bram Stoker's Dracula in FRBR terms

[@sholem_bond]

My LIS/informatics professor: "watch this video, learn about FRBR" me: *immediately distracted by soundtrack*

[@gaylagarrett7751]

I really enjoyed this presentation, I am writing a paper on the conversion of AACR2 to RDA, and of course must be familiar with the principles of FBBR to completely comprehend RDA. This presentation was informative, and I love the example focused upon. My only suggestion is to slow down the slides as it had to be paused several times to read all the information presented on each slide!

[@mamingokata]

I am also doing a diplloma in library and info studies in NZ. I agree with Janine, this clip is definitely more helpful than my course notes. I was struggling to understand what FRBR was all about, but you have made the concept easier to grasp/understand.Thanks librarygeeky!

[@KptainRed]

Hi. Living in France, I'm about to take a test to work in a library. Your video helped me a lot to grasp the concept behind FRBR. You saved me a lot of time! Many thanks!

[@RCooke357]

This is a great video to teach FRBR, I enjoyed it. Made it much easier to understand the concept than it would be just written.

[@theminized]

This was extremely helpful in understanding FRBR. Thank you so much!

[@kookoocachoo27]

I'm about to embark on a FRBR-izing assignment, and like others have said, this made a lot more sense to me than any lecture or reading! Thank you!

[@elizabetheowynbelle]

This was exceptionally helpful for my cataloging class. Many thanks!

[@rashaahmed1979]

Really helpful! Thank you.

[@Kiwibeanie23]

Thank you! Very helpful and well made.

[@hendmourad7815]

Many thanks.More helpful!