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The end of eresourcejournal
At the end of the month, I will begin my new job at Norwich University as their Distance Learning Librarian. I am very excited about this position because I’ve wanted to work with distance learn… more →
e-resources @ uvm
The end of eresourcejournal
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Toni wrote 1 year ago: At the end of the month, I will begin my new job at Norwich University as their Distance Learning Li … more →
SpringerLINK
Toni wrote 1 year ago: I received another troubleshooting report that wouldn’t have come up if the custom coverage sh … more →
Ten reasons for a single-record approach
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Toni wrote 1 year ago: I would very much like to have a single catalog record for each journal, rather than a separate one … more →
Single-record approach takes on a canceled package
Toni wrote 1 year ago: Our EBSCO load was delayed this month, so the Factiva links are still in the catalog (we canceled Fa … more →
Two MARC records, one A-to-Z
Toni wrote 2 years ago: A few months ago I wrote about an ongoing conversation with EBSCO in which I was trying to find out … more →
EBSCO enhancement: where are end user access notes?
Toni wrote 2 years ago: I use end user access notes to clarify problems or weirdness with our EBSCO or publisher access. I h … more →
EBSCO's approach to single records
Toni wrote 2 years ago: A gentleman from EBSCO wrote to me in response to yesterday’s post. He asked about the subject … more →
Another reason to return to single records
Toni wrote 2 years ago: I learned from a colleague today that the subject headings for our e-resource records (which we rece … more →
How to return to single records
Toni wrote 2 years ago: I just read a great article in Serials Review about cataloging e-journals. The author interviewed se … more →
