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Access for user self-sufficiency: making rich local content intuitively available

Access for user self-sufficiency: making rich local content intuitively available. Catalog Transformed: From Traditional to Emerging Models of Use Program of RUSA/RSS Catalog Use and RUSA/MARS User Access to Services ALA June 25, 2006, New Orleans. Catalog in the Google Age.

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Access for user self-sufficiency: making rich local content intuitively available

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  1. Access for user self-sufficiency: making rich local content intuitively available Catalog Transformed: From Traditional to Emerging Models of Use Program of RUSA/RSS Catalog Use and RUSA/MARS User Access to Services ALA June 25, 2006, New Orleans

  2. Catalog in the Google Age • Web in the Local Context • Tangible Collections • Hidden Treasures • Electronic Resources • Digital Collections • Web Resources

  3. Tangible Collections • Still vital for any library -- for Research or casual needs • AACR2r/MARC records • Enhanced Content • LC’s BEAT program • Commercial solutions • Index scanned documents using OCR • Scanned texts

  4. Hidden Treasures • Special Collections • Archives and Manuscripts • Collection-level record to EAD • Creative use of ERM for archival collections • Portland State University

  5. Electronic Resources • Single access point • Catalog v. A-Z list • MARC records from vendors • ERMs

  6. Digital Collections and Institutional Repositories • Outside the catalog • Links mostly one-way from the catalog

  7. Digital Collections and Institutional Repositories • Links to the catalog from Digital Asset Management systems and Institutional Repositories

  8. Web Resources • Selective scholarly resources • American Memory (LC)

  9. Strategic Thinking • Enriched Content • Intuitive Interface • Re-deployment of resources

  10. Thank You! Jina Choi Wakimoto Head, Cataloging & Metadata Services University of Colorado at Boulder Jina.wakimoto@colorado.edu

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