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Coming soon to OneSearch: New UI!

Applying the principles of user experience to their findings from user studies and search log analyses, Ex Libris will soon release a new user interface for their discovery system, Primo (aka “OneSearch”). What does this mean for the students, staff, and faculty members of CUNY? Consistent experience across platforms One of the key advantages of […]

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Changes to centrally-hosted EZproxy authentication

Recently, the Office of Library Services has made improvements to the way the centrally-hosted EZproxy servers handle authentication so that they restrict expired patrons from having access to electronic resources. This issue goes beyond a single group of patrons, such as high school students. This cuts across a variety of patron groups. Centrally-hosted EZproxy authentication […]

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Aleph alerts that what once was lost now is found

Did you know? The Aleph GUI can notify Access Services staff when patrons check out an item with an incorrect item processing status (IPS). Let Aleph do more to help patrons have an accurate description of an item’s true status! When a missing item is labeled as “Missing” or “Lost” (IPS = LO, MI, MT, […]

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Popular OneSearch searches in 2015

The year 2015 marked the first full calendar year during which we had our discovery system, OneSearch, up and running across the CUNY libraries. It was a big year, with over 3.7 million searches performed across the University! If you’re curious about the types of searches performed in an individual campus’s instance of OneSearch, you […]

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