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E-Books in the Catalog : Managing MARC Records in Batches. Lixia Zhao Electronic Resources Cataloging Librarian University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Founded in 1927 Over 500,000 books and periodical volumes Purchased E-resources beginning 1999 150 electronic databases - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Page 1: E-Books in the Catalog : Managing MARC Records in Batches

E-Books in the Catalog : Managing MARC Records

in BatchesLixia Zhao

Electronic Resources Cataloging Librarian University of Arkansas at Little Rock

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Ottenheimer Library, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Founded in 1927

Over 500,000 books and periodical volumes

Purchased E-resources beginning 1999

150 electronic databases

Over 21,000 electronic books

Over 30,000 electronic journals.

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E-book Vendors

NetLibraryEbrary (2000-09)OxfordGaleSpringerTaylor & FrancisCoutts (approval order) New!

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E-book MARC RecordsVendor-supplied OCLCEbrary (unsubscribed

since 2009)

Oxford

Gale

Taylor & Francis

Coutts

Since December 2009Netlibrary

Springer (every other month)

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Challenges of Vendor-supplied Records Generic records

◦ No detailed subject headings◦ Inconsistent authority control◦ Incorrect/incomplete MARC records◦ Not provider neutral

URLs ◦ Not stable◦ Invalid ◦ No URLs

Duplication

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Changes Needed for OCLC’s Records

Add proxy string

URLs ◦Remove multiple links occasionally

◦Edit 856 |z field

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Why Batch Process ?

Standardize records from different sources (Quality varies significantly)

Avoid duplicate records

Improve the accessibility of E-records

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Process of Batch Loading

• Download from OCLC

• Download from Vendor Website

Download Records

• Edit records in MarcEdit

Preload• Batch load

records to ILS

Batch Load

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Batch Process Records in MarcEdit

View records and count fields (especially 856 fields)

Identify syntax errors (using “Validate” function)Customize URLs

oDelete invalid URLs/restricted URLsoDelete URLS not linked to full textoAdd proxy stringsoEdit subfield z information

Add local information if necessaryEdit match point for record loading as “alpha

numeric vendor control number in MARC 001” (this step is no longer necessary)

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Step 1: Customize Springer URL in MarcEdit

Springer Record from OCLC Collection Set

//dox.doi.org/

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MARCEdit Customized Springer URL

Step 2: Found the Text with “dx.doi.org” in 856

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MARCEdit Customized Springer URL

Step 3: Add proxy string

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Change 856 subfield Z information

Step 4: Standardize 856 $z information

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Post Load Clean-up

• Occasional double check

Millennium: Global Update

• Check URLs

Millennium: URL Checker • Check

duplicate records

Millennium: Heading Reports

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Tips, Tricks, and Lessons

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Tip 1: Error Log in Data Exchange

Got message : NUMBER OF INPUT RECORDS   - 2 NUMBER OF ERRORS         - 4     ( use -el flag to see messages ) NUMBER OF INVALID RECORDS - 2

Solution: Step 1: Add a preprocessing error log for the process "Load MARC or BIB Records (BTA)Step 2: Edit records in MarcEdit

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Tip 2 : Set Match PointSet the system match point for record

loading as “alpha numeric vendor control number in MARC001”

Keep MARC001 consistent

oTo avoid duplicate records

o To collect statistics

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Tip 3: URL Checker

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Tip 4 : Separate Records for Print & Electronic (Pros & Cons)

Simplify the work associated with cataloging

Records are more accurate

Increase the number of titles available via OPAC

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Tips & Fix 1: Wrong Link

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Tip & Fix 2: Duplicate Records with Different 001

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Lesson we learnedMarcEdit is a powerful tool in managing

MARC records

Vendors’ records require manipulation

Vendors’ records are inconsistent in quality

E-books could be unreliable.

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Still Learning…Batch process MARC records from Netlibrary

and Coutts order

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Resources and Support CSDirect http://csdirect.iii.com

Innovative manual #106005

Innovative manual #106008

MarcEdit by Terry Reesehttp://people.oregonstate.edu/~reeset/marcedit/html/index.php

Batch load discussion list http://listserv.vt.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A0=BATCH

Batch load wiki http://www.ibiblio.org/batch/load/index.php/Main_Page

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THANK YOU

Lixia Zhao

[email protected]


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