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CORAL: UConn’s Implementation and Use of an Open Source Electronic Resources Management System Chenwei Zhao University of Connecticut Libraries. WHY NEW ERMS?. Homegrown ERMS Old & outdated Rigid Access No uploading. New ERM Team.
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CORAL: UConn’s Implementation and Use of an Open Source Electronic Resources Management SystemChenwei ZhaoUniversity of Connecticut Libraries
WHY NEW ERMS? Homegrown ERMS • Old & outdated • Rigid • Access • No uploading New ERM Team
CORALCentralized Online Resources Acquisitions and Licensing
CORAL Interoperable
CORAL Highly Flexible Image source: http://justcreative.com/2012/01/11/how-to-get-better-clients/
INSTALLATION Designated virtual machine: IT: CORAL documentation: (https://erm.library.nd.edu/documentation)
IMPORTING Resource IDs in CORAL
INSTALLATION + IMPORTING Total time spent: (Sporadic efforts. Back and forth for adjustments) 3-4 weeks
USE Three types of accounts /users • Administrator • ERM Team • Other Library Staff
USE: ADMINISTRATOR • Manage user accounts • Set up user privileges • Update settings (Customizations within CORAL) …
USE: ERM TEAM Add/edit data
USE: OTHER LIBRARY STAFF View Only Licensing terms for ILL, E-reserve, Course Packets
CUSTOMIZATION Everything is documented: • Within CORAL by Administrator • Technical backend by local IT • Major changes by CORAL community
NEXT STEP: MANAGEMENT MODULE Live now: https://github.com/ndlibersa Image source: http://www.mrhandymanfranchise.co.uk/next-steps/
CORAL SUPPORT • https://erm.library.nd.edu/ • Github: https://github.com/ndlibersa Technical docs. Updates, latest versions.
Free • Easy to install and maintain • Flexible • User-friendly • Support
“There is no fully implemented ERMS, because the world of electronic resources is always changing.” --Galadriel Chilton ERM Librarian at UConn
chenwei.zhao@lib.uconn.edu http://www.linkedin.com/in/chenweizhao http://www.slideshare.net/ChenweiZhao http://s.uconn.edu/czhao Questions? ChenweiZhao Electronic Resources Coordinator University of Connecticut Libraries Special thanks to Nicholas Eshelman, Galadriel Chilton, and Jennifer Eustis for their help with this presentation.