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KBART Phase I Recommendations KBART Phase I working group members KBART Phase I progress reports progress update, April 2008 (PDF) progress update, June 2008 (PDF) progress […]

New KBART Phase II Working Group and Co-Chairs also revealed UKSG and NISO are pleased to announce that the American Institute of Physics, Ex Libris, OCLC and Serials Solutions are […]

Group chairs: TBI Communications Charlie Rapple Serials Solutions Peter McCracken Group members: California Digital Library Margery Tibbets Claremont Colleges […]

18 January 2010. UKSG and NISO are pleased to announce the first report by the KBART (Knowledge Bases And Related Tools) Working Group, a joint initiative that is exploring […]

General questions Questions that a content provider or publisher might ask Questions that a librarian might ask General questions What is an OpenURL? The […]

7.1.1 Differences Between Aggregations and Individual Content Providers It is important to note that coverage issues for e-journals and e-journal packages are very different from coverage issues for […]

While this Recommended Practice outlines a number of important steps that content providers can take to improve how data is transferred among and between the members of the e-resources […]

Many of the problems with OpenURL technology stem from a lack of awareness of the technology, how it is used, and how it can benefit everyone in the supply […]

When librarians and their users locate errors in knowledge base data (for example, incorrect coverage dates for a journal in a full text aggregation), we encourage them to report […]

Provide the content’s standard identifier. Initially, this will likely be the ISSN (presented with all 9 characters, including the hyphen and the check digit) or ISBN (either ISBN-10 or […]