WorldCat.org traffic partner sites
These partner websites highlight access to resources in libraries by providing links to WorldCat.org, where people can see lists of libraries that own items of interest to them. From WorldCat.org, searchers can link directly to library websites to determine item availability. Library collections visible on WorldCat.org are from libraries who represent their collections in WorldCat® through an OCLC Cataloging and Metadata subscription and maintain a FirstSearch/WorldCat Discovery subscription.
(Listed alphabetically)
- Agricola
- Amazon.com
- Better World Books
- BibMe
- Book Crawler (iPhone and iPad app)
- CampusBooks
- Citavi
- Cite.com
- CiteThisForMe
- Credo Reference
- EasyBib
- EBSCO
- EndNote
- Ex Libris
- FamilySearch
- Goodreads
- Google, Google Scholar and Google Books
- How To Write Citations
- Lexile (Metametrics)
- Match
- Matchware
- Meetic
- Mendeley
- Microsoft Academic Search
- Mobiletag (French-language app for Android, iPhone, iPad and Windows phone)
- Novelry
- Open Library
- OttoBib
- pic2shop (app for Android, iPhone, iPad and Windows phone)
- Questia
- RefWorks
- ShipIndex
- StyleEase
- TRIS Database (NTB/NTIS)
- WriteCite
Learn more about library syndication through WorldCat.
About partnership opportunities
Do you represent a commercial or organizational website or a library-service or information provider? If your end users could benefit from having supplemental access to library-owned materials and information through WorldCat, learn more about our partnership programs at WorldCat.org.
WorldCat.org makes your library’s resources visible to information seekers on a freely available website and from search engines and websites where most people begin their research. This broad visibility promotes libraries as a vital information source and allows anyone to quickly and easily access resources in libraries near or far.
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