Since 1992, when OhioLINK’s central catalog was first implemented, the consortium’s union listing and serials holdings activities have shifted from an emphasis on print holdings in individual libraries for traditional inter‐library lending to dealing with holdings for electronic serials purchased with group licenses and with related issues for linking catalog records, abstracting and indexing data. Current work centers on using one record or separate records for multiple versions of a serial (especially print and electronic), the most comprehensible display for resources owned by the consortium as a group instead of by separate libraries, information about and display of holdings information for the electronic version of serials, and consistent metadata.
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The OhioLINK approach‐ Records and holdings for print and electronic serials in the OhioLINK central catalog
Anne Gilliland
Anne Gilliland
Assistant Director of Library Systems – Database Management, OhioLINK, Columbus, Ohio, USA
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Publisher: Emerald Publishing
Online ISSN: 1466-2760
Print ISSN: 1466-2752
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2000
Library Consortium Management: An International Journal (2000) 2 (3-4): 75–80.
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Gilliland A (2000), "The OhioLINK approach‐ Records and holdings for print and electronic serials in the OhioLINK central catalog". Library Consortium Management: An International Journal, Vol. 2 No. 3-4 pp. 75–80, doi: https://doi.org/10.1108/14662760010355310
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