SCP Update – October 2026

The SCP Update is a compilation of the collaborative efforts of CDL Acquisitions, the Shared Cataloging Program, the Electronic Resource Services Manager and other members of Shared Collections and the California Digital Library.

Highlights on Titles Cataloged for CDL-Managed Electronic Collections in August 2026

UC eScholarship Theses and Dissertations 939
US Government Documents 713
Oxford Scholarship Online Complete 215
California documents (CalDocs) 58
CNPe-Reading (易阅通) (Local-L DDA) 31
National Academies Press 12
Open access monographs selected by the UC Libraries (Local-OA) 8

Link to the full reports (UC login required)

2026-09-Total Portfolio Count of CDL-Managed Electronic Collections
2026-09-Collection level bib records of CDL-Managed Electronic Collections

Highlights on other activities

Gale Digital Scholar Lab was cancelled by the last remaining participants and was removed from the NZ. 

Toyo Keizai Digital Content Library has also been cancelled and removed from the NZ. (See CDLinfo)

CDL is monitoring the changes to the CRL collections in the CZ and will activate new collections when they are available. CDL has been in contact with CRL about the changes, but please let us know if you have any questions about this (Contact Sherry Lochhaas, the Eresource Services Manager at CDL). 

Many migrations are happening with our resources! CDL is monitoring & cleaning up collections related to upcoming transitions, and more information will be shared in time via CDLinfo. Upcoming changes include:  Some ASME products moving to Wiley, Karger materials moving to Oxford, some Alexander Street Press collections moving to Proquest, as well as the East View / Infoteka changes.  

Shared Collections is working on a cleanup project to add and update public notes (UC open access, Restricted to…) in NZ collections. 

These PIDs have been deactivated due to subscription cancellations since January 2026. You may remove them from your libguides, A-Z lists, etc.

SCP has joined the East Asian e-Resource Cooperative Cataloging Task Force through the Council of East Asian Languages (CEAL). The Chinese language team is comprised of catalogers from NYU, University of Pennsylvania, University of Iowa, and SCP. The group will work to enhance existing records and contribute original records to WorldCat through a coordinated, cooperative effort.

Report an Alma/Primo VE problem: This page outlines how and when campuses should report access issues to CDL. This page can be found under CDL’s Report a Problem page under “Report a SILS (Alma or Primo VE) Problem”