Website ordering tool in SCIS
SCISWeb has a new feature! For quite some time SCIS has made a list of all websites added to SCIS each month available in Special Order Files for all SCISWeb subscribers. Websites added to SCIS are...
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We are delighted to let you know about some recent enhancements to SCISWeb. Book cover images are now supplied by a daily online process rather than in monthly batches. This enhancement makes it more...
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Enhanced catalogue content trial
SCIS is trialling additional enhanced content in its online catalogue, including summaries, reviews and other content from Syndetics and LibraryThing for Libraries. Step through our guided feedback...
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LibraryThing for Libraries
SCIS is now a member of LibraryThing for Libraries, an enhancement service that delivers information created and shared by members of the LibraryThing social networking service into library catalogues....
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Syndetic Solutions
Through the subscription service Syndetics, SCIS offers additional descriptive and evaluative information for its catalogue records where available. Features include: author notes awards books in a...
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OPAC enhanced
From July 2011 SCIS is pleased to announce the addition of enhanced content services to SCIS OPAC from Syndetic Solutions and LibraryThing for Libraries via a new subscription with Thorpe-Bowker. What...
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New SCIS Catalogue
From 3 October 2011 the SCIS catalogue will undergo a major upgrade. This involves implementation of Design concept for SCIS catalogue a new version of the Voyager library system which underpins the...
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SCIS Catalogue features
Have you checked out the new SCIS Catalogue launched last week? As well as a fresh look, there are a number of features that will be appreciated by SCIS users. Search filters The search limits...
View ArticleA Preference For Genre
Traditionally, library fiction collections have been organised by author surnames, though many libraries are now ‘genrefying’ their collections, following a model reminiscent of bookstores. This may be...
View ArticleEnhance your library collection with digital content
Most subscribers use SCIS Data to download records for books and other physical items that they would like to make available in their library catalogue. But, with over 100,000 records available for...
View ArticleFostering Respect in Australian Schools through SCIS Authority Files
In today’s educational landscape, nurturing inclusivity in schools is of increasing importance. At SCIS, we’re deeply committed to fostering diversity and respect within the educational community, and...
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