What do you use for your Database Library listing?

[Hoyte, Daniel]

For our database A to Z, we use CUFTS researcher hosted by Simon Fraser University. Our subject liaisons populate libguides to provide subject breakdowns of the databases. Everyone uses the link provided by CUFTSs o that we can have centralized link maintenance.

Daniel Hoyte M.R.S.
Senior Library Systems Technician
Leatherby Libraries, Chapman University
714-532-7745
Skype: daniel.hoyte

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if you have enough adapters.
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      Elecrical Engineering students
      1985

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From: Web technologies in libraries [mailto:WEB4LIB at LISTSERV.ND.EDU] On Behalf Of Sue Dentinger
Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2014 1:59 PM
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Subject: [WEB4LIB] What do you use for your Database Library listing?

We have used the open source Xerxes with MetaLib for our Database Library as 
well as having Primo and Primo Central. Due to Primo Central, we have stopped 
offering metasearching, figuring that for anyone needing more depth or direct 
access to a database or service beyond what Primo Central offers, the native 
interface is the better option.  So we are dropping MetaLib and need to find 
an alternative for our 1200 plus entries in our Database Library.

So the question is what are you using for your Database Library?

I know many sites have moved to Libguides 2.0 for their Database Library 
listing, and I've seen some on Serials Solutions or VuFind which would not be 
options for us. Are there any others of you using something besides these 
listed above that you would care to share about?

Thank you,
-- 
Sue Dentinger
Library Technology Group
Univ. of Wisconsin - Madison Libraries
608-263-3250


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