Elizabeth S. Meagher

TL;DR: The University of Denver’s Penrose Library implemented a consolidated cataloging and archives processing unit for all materials, taking advantage of the structure, workflow design, and staff resources that were already in place for library-wide materials processing: acquisitions, cataloging, binding, and stacks maintenance.

TL;DR: Faced with the challenge of providing access' to full-text content offered through journal aggregator services, the University of Denver found a better way to integrate costly aggregator journal titles with traditional information resources through Gold Rush.

TL;DR: This is the first study to track use of free resources by click‐throughs to the OPAC and usage statistics show that cataloging free resources is well worth the effort.

TL;DR: An in-house collaborative partnership that uses the World Wide Web to provide access and value to manuscript collections from university library online catalogs and Archives & Special Collections department Web pages resulted in a cataloging template for collection-level bibliographic records.

TL;DR: Implementing a URL tracking system, combined with a philosophical decision to follow a proactive URL maintenance approach rather than a reactive one, has resulted in an improved error rate for URL click‐throughs.