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WorldCat.org : Success stories
Success storiesLearn more about how libraries have used WorldCat to make their collections more widely available on the Web in these brief case studies. Success Story: Increase your library’s visibility on the WebIt’s a win-win situation for libraries that link into WorldCat.org Read the case study [PDF 94314 bytes] Success Story: Cuyahoga County Public LibraryOpening a world of search possibilities in a Web workspace Read the case study [PDF 63522 bytes]
The most wonderful thing about WorldCat.org is that it takes the power of our collective catalogs and combines them with an interface our users can understand."
Lee-Anne Flandreau, Information Services Librarian, Fort Vancouver Regional Library District, Vancouver, WA
...we got rid of all those search boxes and decided to let our students start their searches with WorldCat.org, because it offered them the broadest search possible."
Harriette Hemmasi, Joukowsky Family University Librarian at Brown University in Providence, RI
We have a very rich collection in our libraries, and we're pleased that people are finding us through WorldCat.org."
Isabel Stirling, Associate University Librarian & Director of Public ServicesUniversity of California at Berkeley |
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