OCLC's
community initiatives are focused on supporting librarians as they learn and
work to improve their users' experiences. In May, OCLC is offering
complimentary Web sessions to help you learn about OCLC WorldShare®
Management Services.
Join us this week for a variety of
interactive online events.
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A conversation with academic librarians
Wednesday, May 1
2:00 pm, Eastern
(11:00 am, Pacific)
Join us for an
online discussion to hear from three panelists about their libraries’
decisions to move to WorldShare® Management Services. Our guest
panel includes:
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Peter
Obuchan, Director of Library Services,
Newbury College
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David
Jones, Director of the Library,
Jacksonville University
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John
Wilson, Technology Librarian,
Freed-Hardeman University
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Digging deeper into WorldShare Management Services
Have you been to a
demonstration of WorldShare Management Services, but want to see more or
have detailed questions? Consider joining us for four one-hour sessions
dedicated to specific portions of the services. These sessions are designed
for small groups of participants, and the phone lines will be open so you
can ask questions as you have them.
2:00 pm, Eastern
(11:00 am, Pacific)
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Tuesday,
April 30 - Acquisitions
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Thursday,
May 2 - License Manager
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Tuesday,
May 7 - Circulation
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Thursday,
May 9 - Discovery
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Plan
to attend this upcoming demonstration to learn more about WorldShare
Management Services.
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WorldShare Management Services Demonstration:
Acquisitions and
License Manager
Thursday, May 16
2:00 pm, Eastern
(11:00 am, Pacific)
Find out how
WorldShare Management Services provide a new cooperative approach to
managing library services, such as integrated acquisitions, cataloging,
circulation, patron administration, resource sharing and e-resource
management.
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See a complete list of upcoming OCLC online
events. The
more we share, the better life gets.
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About OCLC WorldShare
Management Services
The OCLC WorldShare® Platform facilitates collaboration and
app-sharing across the library community, so that libraries can combine
library-built applications, partner-built applications and OCLC-built
applications. This enables the benefits of each single solution to be shared
broadly throughout the library community.
The first services built on this new technical infrastructure are Webscale
Management Services, which have been rebranded as OCLC WorldShare
Management Services, and include circulation, acquisitions and license
management applications.
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