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  1. Zhu, L.: Single-record vs. separate-record approaches for cataloging e-serials in the OCLC WorldCat local environment (2009) 0.01 
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    Abstract
    Libraries have been making decisions on whether to use a single- or separate-record approach for cataloging e-serials based on what works best in their local library integrated systems and which approach is likely to save cataloging time. However, in the new network-level cataloging and OCLC WorldCat Local environment, we need to make cataloging decisions based on what works best in a network-level platform. This paper discusses the OCLC WorldCat Local environment, the concept of network-level cataloging, and why Washington State University has responded by migrating from a single-record to separate-record cataloging policy for e-serials.
  2. Bragg, D.P.; Zhu, L.: Shelflist in an online environment : experience at Washington State University Libraries (2006) 0.00 
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    Date
    29. 9.2008 16:39:03

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