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The stuff the Internet is made from: conceptual models  

How can information on the internet be categorized, related and interpreted? We’ve all had experiences searching and getting results that are not what we were thinking, such as searching for feline jaguars and getting motor vehicles or a sports team. If only we could get across what kind of thing we’re looking for, this noise could be reduced.  Read more about how the IFLA LRM (Library Reference Model) and the jointly-developed LRMoo (Library Reference Model Object Identifier) make for successful searching.

Until March 31, Invitation for World-wide Review of LRMoo, the object-oriented formulation of the IFLA Library Reference Model

The LRMoo Working Group of the Bibliographic Conceptual Models Review Group is pleased to invite your responses in the world-wide review of LRMoo.

Library Reference Model in Chinese

It's the eighth complete LRM translation

New translation of Library Reference Model

The LRM is now available in Italian

IFLA Library Reference Model translated into Portuguese

It's the sixth LRM complete translation

IFLA Library Reference Model translated into Hungarian

Call for nominations: IFLA Bibliographic Conceptual Models (BCM) Review Group

Deadline: 15 February 2019

Impact of Recently Approved IFLA Standards — presentations from the WLIC 2018 programme organised by the Committee on Standards

The Committee on Standard’s open session for WLIC 2018 was called The Impact of Recently Approved IFLA Standards, session 74, held on Saturday August 25th.

All cataloguing related events @ WLIC2018

Calendar of events and meeting agendas

IFLA LRM is the subject of this year's Lectio magistralis at Florence University

Pat Riva was invited to deliver the Lectio magistralis in Library Science at the University of Florence on March 6th, 2018. She spoke about IFLA's new standard, the IFLA Library Reference Model.