Code4Lib,
What, short of a full-blown ERM, are you using to manage and provide your
e-journals lists and database lists?
We're looking for something that we can use for just a couple years. We already
have the data in a database, and would like to dump it into something and have
the lists and
You may want to take a look at Simon Fraser University's CUFTS product:
http://researcher.sfu.ca/cufts/erm
It is open-source.
Cheers
James RW MacDonald, MLIS
Digital Initiatives Librarian
University of Northern British Columbia
P: 250-960-6601
On 2012-05-24, at 11:44 AM, Tod Olson wrote:
>
Tod,
We catalog our 1100 "curated" databases in our ILS, and then created a custom
view in Blacklight to show these to patrons and librarians alike. This way they
are integrated into the next generation catalog, but the tailored view lets us
decorate their presentation with short summaries of w
On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 7:44 PM, Tod Olson wrote:
> Code4Lib,
>
> What, short of a full-blown ERM, are you using to manage and provide your
> e-journals lists and database lists?
>
> We're looking for something that we can use for just a couple years. We
> already have the data in a database, an
Hi Tod,
We use SubjectsPlus [1] for the database list; basically, we have a
script that exports the data from our III catalog, another script that
reads this text file and does inserts/updates to the appropriate
tables in SubjectsPlus. The A-Z list is then displayed by
SubjectsPlus in its normal
That's just the sort of thing we had in mind. Thanks!
-Tod
On May 24, 2012, at 2:14 PM, Andrew Darby wrote:
> Hi Tod,
>
> We use SubjectsPlus [1] for the database list; basically, we have a
> script that exports the data from our III catalog, another script that
> reads this text file and does
