[…] teaching, research and patient care. To provide robust, efficient access to UC users to the formats (print and electronic) that best support research and teaching. To create an ecosystem of monograph collections and cooperative partnerships within which users can readily […]
Purpose The Resource Sharing team at CDL is committed to meeting the needs of the staff of the campus ILL units. Commitments 1. Open Communication We provide several avenues to ensure open communication. Leadership of the CDL ILL Operations Team, […]
[…] ask for items that are not available at your campus library. If you are eligible for your campus document delivery service (DDS), you may also use Request to ask for items available at your campus library. Request is available from […]
[…] will be sent to OCLC Support The email will be picked up by the OCLC Support system and assigned a Service Request (SR) number An email with the SR number will be sent to the email address the staff member […]
[…] FirstSearch, viewed January 10, 1998) 599 (SCP note to earmark CDL records for distribution to the UC campuses) See: http://www.cdlib.org/ services/ http://www.cdlib.org/services/collections/scp/updates/scp-599-fields/ 650 (LCSH) With the exception of some newspapers and general subject journals, assign at least one LCSH. 650 […]
[…] SCP web pages:Â Since last September, the CDL website has been in a soft freeze period as the CDL UX Design Service and Web Production Team was working on migrating contents from current CDL website to the new WordPress content system. […]
The UX Design Team provides a broad range of assessment, design, usability and web production services to the California Digital Library program and service areas. Formally established in 2005, the team is deeply integrated into the CDL service development process […]
We gather feedback from end users and consult with internal stakeholders to ensure that CDL services meet users’ needs and organizational goals. We also assess and define front end user interface requirements early on to mitigate impact on the design […]
The Academic Senate of the University of California adopted an Open Access Policy on July 24, 2013, ensuring that future research articles authored by faculty at all 10 campuses of UC will be made available to the public at no […]
