How is WorldCat Local “quick start” the first step toward Web-scale management services for libraries?
WorldCat Local “quick start” is intended to provide a user-centric interface to your library’s holdings and electronic resources licensed from OCLC. This functionality reflects a portion of the benefits and efficiency achieved through WorldCat Local and ultimately through a cooperative, Web-scale library service.
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- In a consortium in which only a few libraries use WorldCat Local but share bibliographic records, how would this work so that the results are correct?
- How is WorldCat Local "quick start" the first step toward Web-scale management services for libraries?
- Which features can I configure for my WorldCat Local "quick start" site?
