Using OCLC GreenGlass for Serials for a Serials Analysis and Weeding Project in an Academic Library: By Janice G. Schuster, Raymond A. Stein, and Sarah E. DeVito Thompson, Providence College.

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Title: Using OCLC GreenGlass for Serials for a Serials Analysis and Weeding Project in an Academic Library: By Janice G. Schuster, Raymond A. Stein, and Sarah E. DeVito Thompson, Providence College.
Authors: Schuster, Janice G.1 Janice.Schuster@providence.edu, Stein, Raymond A.2, DeVito Thompson, Sarah E.3
Source: Journal of Electronic Resources Librarianship. Jul-Sep2024, Vol. 36 Issue 3, p235-244. 10p.
Company/Entity: Phillips Memorial Library , OCLC Online Computer Library Center Inc.
People: Schuster, Janice, Stein, Raymond, Thompson, Sarah
Abstract: The Phillips Memorial Library at Providence College used OCLC's GreenGlass for Serials tool to facilitate an extensive weeding of the bound periodicals collection. This article covers the project's goals, planning, implementation, results, and evaluation. It also gives future plans for weeding our closed runs periodical collection. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:The Phillips Memorial Library at Providence College used OCLC's GreenGlass for Serials tool to facilitate an extensive weeding of the bound periodicals collection. This article covers the project's goals, planning, implementation, results, and evaluation. It also gives future plans for weeding our closed runs periodical collection. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:1941126X
DOI:10.1080/1941126X.2024.2390805