A fresh look at cataloging: Unlocking the full potential of WorldCat for public libraries
A 45-minute on-demand recording about how your library can optimize cataloging and enhance your library’s workflows with WorldCat and OCLC tools.
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Discover how your library can optimize cataloging and enhance your library’s workflows with WorldCat and OCLC tools. Whether you’re new to OCLC cataloging or taking a fresh look, this recorded webinar can help you as we explored why WorldCat is an essential resource for public libraries and how OCLC works behind the scenes to maintain its records.
You’ll learn about the benefits of a Cataloging subscription, including access to tools like Connexion, Record Manager, Collection Manager, and APIs. Our expert presenter guided you through different cataloging workflows, including:
- Connecting your ILS to Connexion or Record Manager
- Moving records to your ILS without a direct connection
- Setting up Cataloging Partners to accelerate workflows
We also provided an overview of data sync services to synchronize your catalog to WorldCat and shared tips for setting them up to save your staff time and effort.
Whether you’re looking to streamline your cataloging processes or simply learn more about OCLC’s tools, this recording is designed to help public libraries work smarter, not harder.
About your presenter: Morag Boyd
Morag Boyd is the Director of Metadata Applications and Engagement at OCLC, where she works with libraries to create tools that make WorldCat data easier to use and share. With a passion for helping libraries connect their communities to information, Morag focuses on practical solutions that simplify cataloging and improve discovery. Before joining OCLC, Morag spent more than 20 years in academic libraries, starting as a project cataloger and later serving as Acquisitions and Discovery Strategist at The Ohio State University Libraries. Morag brings a deep understanding of library workflows and is excited to collaborate with public libraries to make metadata work for everyone.