ENCompass eReference System包括电子参考系统.pptVIP

ENCompass e-Reference System Spring 2003 ENCompass WG: Eli Brown, Karen Calhoun, Adam Chandler, Sarah Chandler, John Cline, Nan Hyland, George Kozak, Marty Kurth, Paul McMillin, David Ruddy, Ed Zieba Why Change? Migrate existing functionality Shift to new server Enhance with new functionality Development partnership with Endeavor E-Reference Functions and More EXISTING Search e-Reference metadata Go to database from search results Browse by subject Authenticate users for restricted resources PLUS Search at article level Simultaneous search across multiple databases Reference linking Search for e-journal titles Project Status May Anti-Slavery Collection in production May 2002 ENCompass e-Reference in production May 2003 (week of May 19) Run in parallel with existing e-Reference over the summer Mainstreaming support over the summer Project Web site, FAQs, and feedback form /cts/encompass/ Demo ENCompass e-Reference Demo—Screen Shots May 8, 2003 Explain “Find Databases” tab Searches metadata of e-Ref Collection records Explain “Find Articles” later Find Databases should be familiar to e-Ref users Note new scope note – one of a number of changes we have made in last two weeks based on input from IRPC members Demo search first, then browse Search ‘biosis’ But first note help, search tips, and online documentation are available Two results Either connect directly by click on title link Or view metadata (more info) by click on more info Note Cornell logo = Cornell restricted resource Note footer “problem connecting” LIBIT-L ‘send feedback’ LIBGATEWAY-L Now setting up support structures v. similar to those already in place for e-Ref Collection emails to these lists View metadata for BIOSIS In Find Dbs, user authentication at point of connection attempt If not coming from a Cornell IP, authentication using SideCar or CUWebLogin Proxying user in a new way, no longer dependent on proxy server Users will no longer need to configure their browsers for proxy server Now sho