CARLI provides an enhanced set of bibliographic records from EBL for the titles purchased during the CARLI eBook Patron Driven Acquisition Pilot, for CARLI members that do not participate in I-Share. Additionally, for these members and for I-Share members that use WorldCat Discovery, CARLI offers a record set through the WorldShare Collection Manager.
This document provides instructions for libraries that wish to access and use the records from the Knowledge Base. These records may differ from those in the CARLI-modified set. Members may continue to request the CARLI-modified records by contacting CARLI at support@carli.illinois.edu.
Depending on your existing settings, and any other EBL programs, your library may not require all of the following instructions. You may review the decisions available in a flowchart.
CARLI members may obtain access to WorldShare Collection Manager by creating an account associated with their OCLC Cataloging Service subscription. Libraries may create accounts in one of the following ways:
or,
Once you have access, log in and familiarize yourself with Collection Manager. View OCLC's Help site for Collection Manager for documentation and tutorials.
The “In My Holdings” column will change to say “Locked for re-indexing”
Since CARLI makes this collection available to all member libraries, please configure your library’s holdings and the collection name to reflect CARLI’s ownership of the resources. In your own catalog, we recommend a collection title or location name of “CARLI eBooks”.
For libraries that use WorldShare Discovery or WorldCat Local as a discovery layer, you may configure these settings in Collection Manager.
You will also need to configure the EBL Library ID for the collection, to ensure that links resolve correctly.
If your library plans to load records to your own ILS, you may configure Collection Manager to provide records on a regular basis. These records will be different from the CARLI-enhanced records (contact support@carli.illinois.edu for these).
If your library already uses Collection Manager to receive updated records for print holdings (formerly the Bib Notification service), you may skip to step 6. If not, follow these steps from step 1 to configure Collection Manager for MARC record delivery.