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RE: Cataloguing open access
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- Subject: RE: Cataloguing open access
- From: J�rgensen Lotte <Lotte.Jorgensen@LUB.LU.SE>
- Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2003 16:46:50 EDT
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Here in Lund we have early on decided not to include the electronic journals in our OPAC basically because of the potential workload. We are subscribing to many of the big packages where there as you all know are numerous changes every year and our budget doesn't allow us to increase the staff. What we needed was a system that was as automated and flexible as possible so we looked around and found nothing! So we created a system ourselves. We call it ELIN@Lund (Electronic Library Information Navigator). >From the beginning we wanted a system that could handle all online accessible journals independent of where the access was from, Open Access, directly from the publisher, aggregated databases etc. and we wanted to include the open archives as well. Another requirement was that the article level should be searchable not only journal level. It should be possible for end users to create alerts for searches and table of contents. And we think we have succeeded. Currently 10 academic institutions are using the system sharing the workload but with individual setups allowing local branding and local holding information choosing our own collection etc. Some libraries are adding all journal titles regardless of medium some are linking from their ELIN@ to their OPAC where they have the information for the paper version. Flexibility is the keyword and the library controls all changes through an administration tool. The end users can list all journal titles based on subject, they can browse alphabetically or they can search for a journal title. If the end user wants articles the UI allows them to broad or limited searches as they please. We don't have much external information on the system yet we didn't prioritise that but we have a bit here http://pluto.lub.lu.se/about/one.html. Regards Lotte Lotte Jorgensen Lund University Libraries, Head Office P.O.Box 134, SE-221 00 LUND, Sweden Visiting address Tornav�gen 9B, Lund Tel: 046-222 34 31 Fax: 046-222 36 82 E-mail: lotte.jorgensen@lub.lu.se
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