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Adwords plugin available

The Adwords plugin allows a library to add a small tile to the results page right above the results to provide quick links to other pages according to a predefined list of hotwords and matching URLs. For example, students may enter things like “late fees” into a search box to find information about fines and […]

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CUNY Academic Works in OneSearch

Did you know that you can find and read the full text of CUNY Academic Works in OneSearch?  The following example is in the CUNY OneSearch view, but you can do the same in any school’s view. Perhaps you’re interested in Gentrification in New York City and want to see what CUNY has contributed. On your […]

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Course reserves now available in OneSearch

We recently published all records in the CUN30 library of Aleph for inclusion in Primo. In layman’s terms: course reserve items are now available in OneSearch! If you’ve ever tried to use the Course Reserve module in the CUNY Catalog, you’ll notice that this is a huge improvement over the old interface. Not only that […]

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GVRL e-books activated in SFX

I just received KBART reports for all our schools for Gale’s Virtual Reference Library. The activation in SFX just completed and here are the numbers of entries for which the dataloader script found a match, by institute (location): 57: 2,230 BB: 2,639 BC: 2,289 BM: 2,487 BX: 2,284 CC: 2,264 CL: 2,264 GC: 2,264 GJ: […]

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Gale/Oxford Reference Collection Indexing Updates in the PCI

From Ex Libris: We are planning to index Oxford Reference Online during the coming months and it is now under our analysis. Regarding Gale Virtual Reference library (GVRL), the reason we indexed MARC records for GVRL instead of more granular level records is because the schema Gale had provided us for GVRL was not compatible with […]

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