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A major priority for WRLC libraries is cooperative collection development, which aims to increase the scope of information resources available locally to WRLC faculty and students.
Some examples of WRLC cooperative collection development initiatives include:
- Shared funding of retrospective conversion, which added 500,000 records to the online catalog.
- A "protected titles" policy governing retention of core journal titles in various disciplines.
- A 2-year joint conspectus analysis of the library collections.
- Planning toward specialized collecting responsibility
WRLC policies governing cooperative collection development include:
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ALADIN standards for bibliographic
and holdings data
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ALADIN standards for serials
data
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Providing access to electronic
resources through ALADIN
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Guidelines for
Cataloging Electronic Resources
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Guidelines for
Cataloging Serials in Multiple Formats
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Guidelines for use
of Dublin Core data elements for describing internet resources
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Cooperative holding of journal
titles
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