peer council 2017 oclc update
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WILS Peer Council • 5 June 2017
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Meryl Cinnamon, Member Relations Liaison, OCLC, [email protected]
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Wisconsin
237As of 30 June 2016
Public libraries 107
Academic libraries 49
Votech/community college libraries 30
School libraries 21
Associations/foundations, corporate/business,
other 16
State/municipal/federal/national libraries 13
ARLs 1
Global and Regional Councils
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institutions
Members
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Councils
Regional Councils
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(combines the 3
Councils)
Global Council
6 of the 14
trustees
Board of Trustees
ELECT COMPOSE ELECT
Americas Regional Council (ARC) FY 2017/2018
ARC CHAIR
Chris Cronin
Director of Technical Services
University of Chicago
ARC VICE-CHAIR, CHAIR ELECT
Constantia Constantinou
Dean of University Libraries
Stony Brook University, USA
ARC SECRETARY
Debbie Schachter
Director, Learning Resources
Douglas College
ARC IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR
Bonnie Allen
Dean of James E. Walker Library
Middle Tennessee State
University
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METADATA
395million records
2.5billion holdings
WorldCat gets two new records
every second
As of 22 March 2017
From where do WorldCat records come?
OCLC member libraries74.47%
National libraries20.10%
Vendors/publishers
2.81%Library of Congress
2.62%
As of April 2017
1,004,109 1,014,7541,080,183
1,197,384
1,503,531
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Records enhanced by OCLC members
21,352,465
54,482,735
17,046,642
75,998,003
81,584,27477,633,457
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2017)
Records enhanced by OCLC staff
• In 2015, 17+ million records were copy cataloged online
• As of April 2017
‒ OCLC’s Duplicate Detection and Resolution (DDR) software
processed over 6.5 million records and removed 2,249,698
duplicates
o 24.8+ million duplicates removed since processing began in August
2009
‒ Quality Control (QC) staff eliminated 482,528 duplicates
manually
o 922,136 duplicates removed by QC staff to date in FY2017
Cooperative cataloging
Knowledge sharing in Wisconsin
CATALOGING NUMBERS
Holdings in WorldCat 32,309,067
Unique records in WorldCat 733,922
Number of records cataloged 1,456,428
Number of original records added 1,208,541
As of 30 June 2016
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their native scripts and share it with information seekers
worldwide
– Library staff can create new catalog
records in any script
– Information seekers can find the data
in native scripts
WorldCat and Unicode
WorldCat on a global scale
As of December 31, 2016
52% Non-English
48% English
English 148 Million
German 48 Million
French 35 Million
Spanish 18 Million
Chinese 12 Million
Japanese 10 Million
Italian 9.9 Million
Dutch 6.4 Million
Russian 5.7 Million
Swedish 4.7 Million
Polish 4.6 Million
Danish 3.5 Million
491languages represented
in WorldCat
Languages represented in WorldCat include:
BibNote Collection
Sets
eSerials
Holdings
Contract
CatalogingBatchload
WorldCat
Cataloging
Partners
MARC
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Bibliographic
Snapshot
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• Improve quality of your catalog
• Highlight and share electronic collections
• Included in your OCLC Cataloging and Metadata subscription
Learn more at oc.lc/getCM
Completing the vision
OLD NEW
BibNote WorldCat updates
Collection Sets
eSerials Holdings
GovDoc
WorldCat knowledge base collections
Batchload WorldCat data sync collection
WorldCat Cataloging
PartnersWorldCat cataloging partner collection
MARC Subscription
Bibliographic SnapshotWorldCat query collection
Your Catalog
Library Community
• Automatically receive MARC record updates
WorldCat updates
‒ Simplify and automate your electronic resources workflow
‒ Improve the quality of your catalog
‒ Make your e-resources easier to find, share, use
‒ Automatically maintain WorldCat holdings
• Manage your electronic resources
Knowledge base collections
Knowledge base collections
• Simplify and automate electronic resources workflow
• Make e-resources easier to find, share, use
• Automatically maintain WorldCat holdings and
receive bibliographic records
How it works
✓ updates
OCLC automatically…
✓ Maintains WorldCat holdings
✓ deletes
Register your collections in the WorldCat
knowledge base…
OCLC automatically detects…
✓ new titles
✓ Delivers MARC records and reports
‒ Get new physical items to users without delay
‒ Automatically receive WorldCat MARC records that include invoice date,
net price, barcodes, custom notes, other local data
‒ Get spine and pocket label files for shelf-ready processing
• Get new print materials into circulation quickly
Cataloging partner collections
• 32 participating partners
Cataloging partner collections
‒ Synchronize your entire catalog with WorldCat
‒ Enhance your records with information from the WorldCat master record
‒ Manage local data
• Improve resource sharing and discoverability
of your materials
Data sync collections
• Create customized set of MARC records
Query collections
All serials, books
or journals?
All holdings?New titles added?
Your catalogAll holdings for
a specific subject?
• Streamline metadata management workflow
• Currently available to WMS libraries and participants in early adopter program
http://oc.lc/getRM
Search for more authority support
Facets can be added to search
Broad info in results screen
Auto suggests authorities
Auto suggests authorities
• GND (German Integrated Authority File)
• LC/NACO Authority File and Library of Congress Subjects
• Maori Subject Headings (Nga Upoko Tukutuku)
• MeSH (National Library of Medicine)
• NTA Names (Nederlandse Thesaurus van Auteursname)
Vocabularies (Authorities) supported
Transliteration tools
• Cyrillic is first
RESOURCE SHARING
6,957libraries represented
worldwide
53countries
secondsa request is filled
every
18
Resource sharing in Wisconsin
TOTAL RESOURCE SHARING TRANSACTIONS
ILL requests/borrows 157,653
ILL loans 110,517
As of 30 June 2016
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2016 2017 2018 2019 & Beyond
SEPTEMBEREarly adopters:
small academics
and publics
Small academics
and publics
Rapid users and
medium academics
Large academics
and Docline libraries
+
DISCOVERY
5 wordsin library searches,
compared to…
How do library users
search?
3 wordsin Google searches
40% of clicks come from
the top search result
8%
name
49%
other /subject
43%
known title
How do library users
search?
Distinct and complementary
FIRSTSEARCH WORLDCAT DISCOVERY
Primarily
used by• Library staff and experts • Library users
Needs • Details • Simplified interface
Use cases• What do other libraries have?
• Supports library workflows
• What does my library have?
Relevant items must come first
80% of clicks in top 6
40% for the #1 spot
Summary or abstract
Availability
Source
Share,
cite &
save
MANAGEMENT
Define the
group or entity
Analyze collection
dataDecision support
Allocate retention
commitments
Register retention
commitments
Weed?
Preserve?DiscoveryAccess
Review, reconsider,
renew
Allocate retention
commitments
Register retention
commitments
Shared Print – working with groups and
using Sustainable Collections Service
Make your valuable, unique special collections available to
users and researchers locally and around the world through
a modern, mobile and accessible user experience
CONTENTdm®
CONTENTdm®
Automate
borrowing and
lending
SHARE
Help your users
easily find and
get resources
DISCOVER
Streamline
circulation tasks
and reduce
training time
CIRCULATE
Save time on
selecting and
acquiring
ACQUIRE
Get more time
to catalog
unique materials
DESCRIBE ANALYZE
Support
decisions about
your collection
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providing all essential library functions
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control, disambiguation and more as part of our work on numerous standards
committees and community projects
• We believe that MARC will eventually be replaced by linked data
representations over time, and our findings indicate that the collaborative
will continue to benefit from MARC, BIBFRAME and Schema.org capabilities
for many years to come
• Our current efforts span a number of linked data activities, including:
For more information please see http://oc.lc/linkeddata
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