Shirley Cousins' powerpoint from FIL: Interlend 10

2. Academic libraries

3. Special collections

4. Professional associations

5. Government

6. Charities

7. Public libraries

8. Museums

9. Recent developments

10. Forthcoming developments

11. Over to you…Copac: National, Academic, and Specialist Library Catalogue FIL 29/06/10

13. allows you to create online bibiliographies

16. Your library is marked with the @yourlibrary logo.

18. New architecture

19. New interface

20. New ‘Work level’ deduplicationCopac: National, Academic, and Specialist Library Catalogue FIL 29/06/10

21. An example of one of the new developments. This illustrates the potential for introducing facets so you can navigate large result sets more effectively. What facets we display will be something to review with users when we redevelop the interface. This is a test version without deduplication or presentation stylesheet.

23. Work level deduplication would (try to) bring together all the records relating to a specific work.

24. The biggest impact would be for the relatively small number of works that exist in many forms. For example: Pride and prejudice : national stereotypes in 19th and 20th century Europe east to west / editor, LászlóKontler 1995. (1 record) Pride and prejudice / Jane Austen (734 records) Electronic (20) Book (630) Audio book (10) Video/film (60) Music score (50) Sound recording (20) Language: [English (670)] Date: [2001-2010 (30)]  Institution: [Aberdeen (20)]  Copac: National, Academic, and Specialist Library Catalogue FIL 29/06/10

26. New more flexible database

27. Restructured web site

28. New look and feel

29. Interface review & revision

30. Explore User contribution

31. Service integration: Copac & Zetoc & Archives Hub

32. Focus on support for library staff Today: How can Copac support your document supply more effectively… ? Copac: National, Academic, and Specialist Library Catalogue FIL 29/06/10