1. Integrating Access to VIVA Collections VIVA Content Linking Workshop May 22, 2003 Elaine Day, Averett University elaine.day@averett.edu

2. Content Linking Committee Rae Best, GMU Law Glenn Bunton, ODU Amy Boykin, CNU Linda Carder, Lynchburg Mary Ann Chappell, JMU Deanna Chavez, RMC Elaine Day, Averett Liz Kent, Sweet Briar Katherine McKenzie, W&M Leslie O’Brien, Va Tech Jamie Redwine, Hollins Gary Stottlemyer, UVa Law

3. Committee Charge 1.Review electronic resource tracking services and linking technologies to make it easier for VIVA users to link from one source to another--from abstract to article, from article to cited paper. 2.Develop learning experiences related to these technologies and services, including a workshop and handouts for the VIVA community.

4. Committee Process Literature review Environmental scan Case study analysis Limited vendor contact Discussion Preliminary report and recommendations to VIVA Workshop and Final Report

5. Workshop Resources Integrating Access to VIVA CollectionsIntegrating Access to VIVA Collections: Preliminary Report of the Content Linking Committee. VIVA, the Virtual Library of Virginia, April 2, 2003. Sitko, Michelle, et al. "E-journal Management Systems: Trends, Trials, and Trade-offs." Serials Review, 28:3 (2002) 176-194. Grogg, Jill E. and Christine L. Ferguson. Linking Services Unleashed. Searcher, 11:2 (February 2003).Linking Services Unleashed Tennant, Roy. Cross-database search: one-stop shopping. (Digital Libraries). Library Journal, 126:17 (Oct 15, 2001) 29-30.Cross-database search: one-stop shopping. (Digital Libraries)

6. Discovery to Delivery 2003 Search web, reference sources, library catalog, databases a-z, dynamic or static subject guides Search periodical holdings, link to full text databases and search again , locate print holdings, and request ILL or document delivery

7. D2D Vision (Appendix A) Customizable portal to academic content Subject oriented cross-database searching for books, articles, data, media, course materials, local info, web sites De-duped results lists Seamless links to full text Extended services that recognize the context of the user

8. D2D Extended Services Embedded ILL / document delivery form Citation manager Individual annotated reference files Live reference chat Embedded tutorials Links to courseware

9. Content Linking Technologies Serials management for… –Aggregated titles –Bundled titles –Directly licensed print and electronic titles –All licensed & free content of VIVA libraries Reference linking to articles Cross-database searching Access integration interface design

10. Standards and Protocols OpenURL (proposed NISO standard)OpenURL DOI ® (proprietary standard for CrossRef)DOI ® Remote user authentication XML, XSL standardsXMLXSL Z39.50 standardZ39.50 Bath Profile and ZING for Z39.50 HTTP

11. Caveats Business advantage in open linking? No single “off-the-shelf” solution Citation to article linking is beautiful Cross-domain search results can be confusing and downright ugly Look before you leap – new options in view

12. Discussion Points Where do we build it? Catalog, portal, interoperable databases? Single source integrated systems or stand alone applications? Local or remotely hosted product? VIVA union list? VIVA academic portal? Open source or vendor software? VIVA/vendor development partnerships?

13. Agenda 10:30 - 11:50: E-Serials Management / Jamie Redwine, Leslie O’Brien 12:00 - 1:10: Out-of-the-Box Lunch - Upstairs 1:10 - 2:30: Reference Linking and Cross- database Searching / Mary Ann Chappell 2:45 - 3:30: Panel Discussion, Questions, Recommendations June 5, 2003 – Final Report to Steering Comm.

14. “Moving beyond simple, descriptive access, libraries will be challenged to understand and fulfill community requirements for robust retrieval and for providing assurance of the integrity and authenticity of content.” --Wendy Pradt Lougee (2002, August)2002, August