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-MARC records - describe resources according to what they are, and what they're about

-LMS displays of records

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How to customise records for your library

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How to customise records for your library

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-Tags

-Collections

-Lists

-Subject headings

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-log in/profile

-Search

-Download - and digital collections

-Cataloguing services

-Connections

-Professional learning

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How to use the SCIS database for collection development

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How to use the SCIS database for collection development

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-basic and advanced search

-making lists

-exporting lists

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How to make a cataloguing request and where to get help when you need it

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How to make a cataloguing request and where to get help when you need it

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-Creating catalogue requests

-Help articles and helpdesk contacts

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SCIS website:

scisdata.com

SCIS help pages:

help.scisdata.com

SCIS helpdesk email: help@scisdata.com

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API stands for Application Programming Interface. It is a set of rules and protocols that allow different applications to communicate with each other. In essence, an API defines the methods and data formats that applications can use to request and exchange information from each other.

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A cataloging record includes information that would have traditionally been shown on a 'catalogue card'. It describes an item's key characteristics, such as author, title, publisher, and format.

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Portions of a bibliographic record through which a user might arrive at the item - for example, through an author name, title, or subject.

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Z39.50 was developed and is maintained by the Library of Congress. It is a communication protocol that enables integrated library systems (like Oliver), bibliographic software (like SCIS) to .exchange data seamlessly across institutions

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Copying entirely or editing an existing record from a bibliographic application's database (like SCIS), and incorporating it into your own catalogue.

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ISBN = International Standard Book Number, carried in field 020 of the MARC record.

ISSN = International Standard Serial Number, carried in field 022 of the MARC record, in subfield delimiter x of 76x-78x fields, and sometimes in field 4xx.

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