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What Classification System Do You Use?

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Fiona MacDowall, the Business Manager for the Australia Law Librarian Journal, has a request for Law Librarians out there. 

Fiona will be presenting a session on library classification systems at the ALLA Conference 2022 in Hobart on 24-26 August. She will be talking about Moys in particular, as well as other scheme. 

For her presentation research, she would love to know how many law libraries use Moys and what other schemes are used. She is also interested in how comfortable librarians feel in cataloguing using Moys and what type of training is required. 

Please help Fiona prepare this presentation by completing this short survey available on Google Forms. It should take less than 3 minutes. 

If you cannot access the Google Form to complete the survey, please contact Fiona at the Business Manager email address. 

For those interested, a Moys workshop is being offered during the ALLA Conference. Spaces are limited. 



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