[Eril-l] KBart of publishers' websites of COVID-19-topic free articles?

[Rathmel, Angela]

Jeff,

We are struggling to see how it possible to make these offerings available at the level that would be useful to users, even when/if knowledge base providers create these collections for ingestion.  I know that WorldShare1 and ExLibris2  claim to be working on ingestion.  But, by the time it is available, tracked by libraries, and updated in public displays many of the access periods may have expired. Add to this the work then have to be manually removed, unless KB providers have a mechanism for automatic removal at the varying expire dates?

Angie
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  1.  WorldShare info


From: Melvyn,Tony <melvynt at oclc.org<mailto:melvynt at oclc.org>>
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Subject: [OCLC-SHARING-L] Connect users to free online resources during the COVID-19 crisis

OCLC is actively partnering with global content providers to ensure access to these valuable resources through OCLC cataloging, discovery, and resource sharing services. Content providers are using a variety of models to open access to different types of content, including no-charge access to existing collections and special collections of information relevant to the current pandemic. In many cases, existing collections in the WorldCat knowledge base already contain the content newly available at no charge during this crisis. In other cases, we will work with a content partner to create needed knowledge base collections that can be configured for MARC record delivery or access through services such as WorldCat Discovery, WorldCat.org, WorldShare Interlibrary Loan, Tipasa, and ILLiad. OCLC is maintaining a growing list of this freely available content at oc.lc/covid19-partner-content<https://nam10.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=http%3A%2F%2Foc.lc%2Fcovid19-partner-content&data=02%7C01%7Clleon%40ku.edu%7C378f080051b14069fa0408d7d0f0df18%7C3c176536afe643f5b96636feabbe3c1a%7C0%7C0%7C637207605259705518&sdata=CIEnY2qgzxUk2uQESeY9V65s25SWOdQvm%2BZ2t7LOcmU%3D&reserved=0>, which includes recommended options to access through OCLC services. We will continue to update this list as new information becomes available, so please be sure to bookmark this link and check back often.


  1.  ExLibris info:  https://knowledge.exlibrisgroup.com/Primo/Content_Corner/Primo_Central_Index/Product_Documentation/List_of_COVID-19_and_Temporarily_Free_Resources


From: Eril-l <eril-l-bounces at lists.eril-l.org> On Behalf Of J Siemon
Sent: Thursday, April 02, 2020 8:56 AM
To: eril-l at lists.eril-l.org
Subject: [Eril-l] KBart of publishers' websites of COVID-19-topic free articles?

KBart Collection of publishers' websites of COVID-19-topic free articles?

Has anyone created such a KB collection?  Would you be willing to submit it to share it?

Examples are of MARC record for such a collection, would be the databases-websites-journals MARC records such as:

OCN:1145892170  SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19 : a new virus and associated respiratory disease [Springer Nature]
OCN: 1146043642 CNKI Open Access OA online-first publishing of research papers on COVID-19
OCN: 1147973222 Coronavirus research database [ProQuest]

I've seen spreadsheets listing these kinds of offers, but has anyone created a KB collection of many of them?  or a list with OCNs?

Thanks,
Jeff Siemon
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