OCLC eContent is not new to libraries. What is new is the ever-widening array of choices and eResources available through OCLC. This digital material occupies no shelf space, but offers patrons a wealth of full-text content. More information is available on the OCLC site.
OCLC’s Electronic Collections Online is a powerful electronic-journals service that offers Web access to a growing collection of more than 5,000 titles in a wide range of subject areas, from over 70 publishers of academic and professional journals. It also provides a robust archiving solution, cross-journal searching, and more.
FirstSearch is an online service that gives library professionals and end users access to a rich collection of reference databases. With FirstSearch, materials in your library’s collection are highlighted in results from searches in dozens of leading databases.
NetLibrary eBooks and eAudiobooks provide anytime, anywhere access to leading publishers' full-text and audio content for use at a computer or through a portable device.
OCLC Collection
Essential OCLC databases at an affordable price. WorldCat, OCLC ArticleFirst, FirstSearch Electronic Collections Online database (bibliographic index only) and OCLC Union Lists of Periodicals databases
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Electronic Collections Online
A powerful electronic-journals service that offers Web access to a growing collection of more than 5,000 titles in a wide range of subject areas, from over 70 publishers of academic and professional journals. It also provides a robust archiving solution, cross-journal searching, and more.
See the full database description
OCLC FirstSearch Base Package (with WorldCat)
A valuable collection of resources for libraries of all types. Includes WorldCat, OCLC ArticleFirst, FirstSearch Electronic Collections Online (bibliographic index only) and OCLC Union Lists of Periodicals, OCLC PapersFirst, OCLC ProceedingsFirst, ERIC, GPO, MEDLINE and The World Almanac databases.
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There is some information that you'll need to know before ordering, and while each eContent partner or database requires slightly different information, the following generally applies: academic libraries may need to know how many FTEs they have and public libraries will likely be asked for average circulation statistics.
Once you have submitted your order, an OCLC Eastern staff member will contact you to discuss next steps.
Jennifer Renz
Electronic Resources Coordinator
800.848.5878, x 6448 toll-free
614.764.6448 phone
614.718.7509 fax
