Managing E-Resource Workflows with Collection Manager at Kelvin Smith Library

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Explore how Paul Heyde, Team Leader of Acquisitions & Metadata Services at Case Western Reserve University's Kelvin Smith Library, discusses organizing e-resource workflows using WorldShare Collection Manager. Learn about setting up collections, tips for workflow organization, pain points, and more at the Northern Ohio Technical Services Librarians Fall Meeting in November 2016.

  • E-Resources
  • Collection Manager
  • Library Services
  • Workflow Organization
  • Metadata

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  1. Organizing E-Resources Workflows with WorldShare Collection Manager Paul Heyde Team Leader of Acquisitions & Metadata Services Kelvin Smith Library Case Western Reserve University Northern Ohio Technical Services Librarians Fall Meeting 21 November 2016

  2. Outline Overview of KSL collections / working in a shared catalog Setting up collections in Collection Manager and settings for MARC delivery Tips for organizing your e-resources workflows with Collection Manager Pain points / Questions

  3. Overview

  4. Kelvin Smith Library Main library of Case Western Reserve University Located in University Circle in Cleveland, Ohio ARL library Student FTE: 10,587 KSL Staff: ~50 Tech Services staff: 7

  5. Consortium / Shared Catalog Member of OhioLINK KSL manages local III Sierra catalog with 6 branches and affiliates: Law Library (CWRU) Health Sciences Library (CWRU) Applied Social Sciences Library (CWRU) Cleveland Institute of Art Cleveland Institute of Music Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Library & Archives

  6. Scope of eBook collections at KSL ~850,000 eBook titles in local catalog ERM: Intota Discovery Layer: Summon Currently use OCLC WorldShare for most eBook collections from vendors that work with OCLC 71 collections selected 427,735 titles

  7. Collection Manager Settings

  8. Setting up Collections Collection types: Knowledge Base: Customizable vs. Non-Customizable Cataloging Partners Query

  9. Selecting/Deselecting Titles

  10. MARC Delivery Settings (Collection level)

  11. MARC Record Settings (Institution level)

  12. MARC Record Settings (Institutional level)

  13. WorldShare Collection Manger Workflow Tips

  14. Tip #1: Have your MARC files delivered separately for each collection or group of collections by publisher

  15. Tip #2: Add provider specific details and any local access notes to your MARC 856 fields

  16. Tip #3: Include the reason for the updated record in each MARC record 1) In the Customize Records tab, add Collection ID, Date Delivered, and Reason for Updated Record in MARC field

  17. 2) Then, in the WorldCat Updates tab, choose the following options:

  18. 3) Finally, choose the MARC field changes you want to trigger delivery of an updated record:

  19. Why is this important? By including the reason OCLC updated the record you can use MarcEdit to extract and update records for the following: Merged records URL changes Added or corrected headings Added tables of contents or summary notes

  20. Tip #4: Add your Local System Number in the MARC field

  21. Local Bibliographic Record

  22. Tip #5: Create a special loader that protects 856/956 fields for updates and deletes Protect 856 and 956 fields Innovative users: You can also create a load profile that inserts 856/956 on overlay for new files Understanding deletes: Read Steve McDonald s explanation of deleted records in Collection Manager Workflows Merged Records: Insights and Solutions https://www.oclc.org/community/collection_manager/work flows.en.html Update files = OCLC Merges (and other updates) Delete files = Change/removal of record in collection Investigating deletes in Activity History

  23. Pain Points

  24. Frustrating things Ive Encountered Record deletes The download screen Difficult-to-decipher file names Vendor/OCLC communication (or lack thereof) Collections that OCLC doesn t have MARC records for each title

  25. Questions? Paul Heyde pch36@case.edu (216) 368-6599 Resources: Collection Manager help: http://www.oclc.org/support/help/collectionmanager/ Collection Manager workflows: https://www.oclc.org/community/collection_manager/workflows.en.html Collection Manager training: https://www.oclc.org/support/training/portfolios/cataloging-and- metadata/worldshare-collection-manager.en.html Collection Manager documentation: https://www.oclc.org/support/training/portfolios/cataloging-and- metadata/worldshare-collection-manager.en.html KB-L E-Mail List: http://listserv.oclc.org/archives/kb-l.html

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