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Ordering Opt-in electronic collections in the NZ
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Examples of e-collections, descriptive records (CZ bib records for collection-level records), OCLC bib record for collection-level records, and OCLC bib records for database-level records:
Figure 1 E-collection for EBSCO Academic Search Complete in the NZ. Order e-collection if negotiated via SDLC.
Locate e-collection by doing Repository search for Electronic Collection > Electronic Collection Name. *Do not use All Titles search.
Figure 2 Descriptive record in the NZ for the same resource. The Community Zone icon (the two people) means this is a Descriptive Record linked to the CZ.
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*If an existing order is attached to an NZ descriptive record, it will make create a copy of the descriptive record in the IZ and it will be not be suppressed.
Figure 3 OCLC bib record in the NZ for the collection (full text database/no portfolios). Can attach orders to this record.
Figure 4 OCLC bib record in the NZ for a database (A&I database). Can attach orders to this record but use NZ e-collection record for the A&I database when possible.
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Reminder: Use pn record in NZ for “integrating resources” if one exists to avoid adding duplicate records. Report duplicate records to E-Resources Network Zone Problem .
References:
- CKB Descriptive Records for Shared Electronic Collections
- Provider-Neutral Records & Use of Database-Level Records
- Technical Services Open Forum: CKB Descriptive Records for Shared Electronic Collections (25 min mark)
- Acq FAQ (#2 Attaching Orders)
- Acquisitions policy for ordering from the NZ.
- Introduction to Alma Inventory
- Search Indexes (what fields are being searched -Electronic Collection vs All Titles)
- NZ Problem Reporting forms
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