Shared Cataloging Program (SCP) Monthly Update: October 2016

October 6, 2016 Author: CDLCategories:

scp2 For the month of September, we added a new serial package AnthroSource online journals (29 titles). Other major serial record distributions include EBSCO journals (34 titles), and Open Access journals (308 titles which include: BioMed Central online journals, 36 titles; PubMed Central online journals, 31 titles; ScienceDirect online journals, 29 titles; SpringerOpen online journals, 57 titles; Wiley online journals, 60 titles; and DOAJ, 75 titles).

For monographs, we added new package Morgan & Claypool online monographs. Synthesis Collection 7 (24 titles). Other major record distributions include Alexander Street Press monographs (1,951 titles), ASCE Library monographs (42 titles), Elsevier monographs (67 titles), IEEE Xplore online conference proceedings (114 titles), Karger online monographs (29 titles), Knovel Library online monographs (212 titles), Open access monographs (1,251 titles which includes: National Academies Press online monographs, 1,239 titles), Springer monographs (527 titles), Wiley online monographs (156 titles), Apabi online monographs. Ebooks (54 titles).

For DDA programs, 748 titles available from the CRC Press ENGnetBASE online monographs DDA 2014 package (292 titles), 2015 package (352 titles), 2016 package (104 titles); 2,433 titles from the EBSCO Japanese DDA, and 1,878 titles from the Airiti DDA. As of this date, we have recorded 168 purchases from the CRC Press ENGnetBASE for year 2013 (104 titles) & 2014 (64 titles), 102 from the EBSCO Japanese, and 194 from Airiti.

For SCP local holding process: OCLC is in the process of transitioning their batchloading services to WorldShare Collection Manager. As a result, local holdings records (LHR) additions and updates to SCP serials in WorldCat Local may be suspended or slow for the next several weeks. Hopefully any disruption won’t be of long duration.

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