With discovery systems such as Summon, EDS, and Primo Central, patrons can search nearly all of their libraries\u27 resources from a single platform. In order to create this experience, data from disparate sources must be normalized and unified into one index. In this session, we discussed some of the metadata challenges facing each of the parties involved in library discovery; the library, the publisher, and the discovery system provider. Libraries must normalize their bibliographic records to make them compatible with the discovery system’s schema. Publishers need to create mechanisms to regularly export records with meaningful metadata, and the discovery system provider must integrate metadata from these sources while ensuring the best p...
Libraries’ market share of discovery has been declining rapidly, and in some cases this is directly ...
Research data management has become a critical issue for campus researchers, funding agencies, and l...
Acquisitions functions remain operationally crucial in providing access to paid information resource...
With discovery systems such as Summon, EDS, and Primo Central, patrons can search nearly all of thei...
Web scale discovery services for libraries provide deep discovery to a library’s local and licensed ...
This paper will discuss a discovery system redesign project at the University of Houston Libraries, ...
When the NCSU Libraries initially subscribed to the Summon Discovery Service in 2009, there were few...
Google and like search engines have changed the way library users search and retrieve information. T...
Drawing on our experience with the Primo discovery service at Baruch College, we will discuss the ex...
Do concerns about “fair” linking make you wonder about discovery services? It’s time to understand H...
Library users now expect to be able to access academic content at any time from any location—not jus...
Libraries have always faced unique challenges in providing non‐academic content for academic use, bu...
Outsourcing the management of electronic journals has significantly reduced the autonomy academic li...
In our evolving effort to build infrastructure and support around research data management needs, we...
Given the continued state of strained library budgets and increasing content offerings from publishe...
Libraries’ market share of discovery has been declining rapidly, and in some cases this is directly ...
Research data management has become a critical issue for campus researchers, funding agencies, and l...
Acquisitions functions remain operationally crucial in providing access to paid information resource...
With discovery systems such as Summon, EDS, and Primo Central, patrons can search nearly all of thei...
Web scale discovery services for libraries provide deep discovery to a library’s local and licensed ...
This paper will discuss a discovery system redesign project at the University of Houston Libraries, ...
When the NCSU Libraries initially subscribed to the Summon Discovery Service in 2009, there were few...
Google and like search engines have changed the way library users search and retrieve information. T...
Drawing on our experience with the Primo discovery service at Baruch College, we will discuss the ex...
Do concerns about “fair” linking make you wonder about discovery services? It’s time to understand H...
Library users now expect to be able to access academic content at any time from any location—not jus...
Libraries have always faced unique challenges in providing non‐academic content for academic use, bu...
Outsourcing the management of electronic journals has significantly reduced the autonomy academic li...
In our evolving effort to build infrastructure and support around research data management needs, we...
Given the continued state of strained library budgets and increasing content offerings from publishe...
Libraries’ market share of discovery has been declining rapidly, and in some cases this is directly ...
Research data management has become a critical issue for campus researchers, funding agencies, and l...
Acquisitions functions remain operationally crucial in providing access to paid information resource...