WorldCat Local Detailed Record

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1 WorldCat Local Detailed Record

2 Table of Contents 1 General Functionality Interactions/Animation WorldCat Local Global Views Header Branded masthead Local library Account sign in Global Menus Toolbar Sending an item via Cite this Item Ratings Write a Review Add to List Add Tags Footer Main content area Bib Data More Like This links Get This Item Online links, availability & fulfillment Online Links Item Availability (Level 1) Displaying Level 1 Place Hold: WorldCat Local availability (Level 2) Displaying Level 2 Place Hold: WorldCat Libraries Request Item through ILL button Buy It Links Item Details Reviews Tags Similar Items Contextual Help...30

3 1 General Functionality This section documents overall functionality for the WorldCat Local detailed record. This section does not describe all functions in the detailed record, but is meant as a primer to some of the general functions and information related to the new design, user interaction and the user experience. 1.1 Interactions/Animation Smooth scrolling: Any action that results in a jump to a different part of the page is presented as a smooth scroll so the user can see that the page is scrolling to a different area of the same page. All actions that will result in a smooth scroll to a different part of the same page should be presented with an icon: Any window that is collapsed should automatically open when a user clicks on something that scrolls to that collapsed window. Layered windows: Any window that is layered and open should close when a user selects a different layered window. Page 3

4 1.1.1 WorldCat Local Detailed Record Page 4

5 2 Global Views Global views are displayed at all times on the detailed record regardless of the item. The following are the global views in the detailed record: 1. Header 2. Global Menus 3. Toolbar 4. Footer Page 5

6 2.1 Header The masthead links open a browser window, or bring an existing browser window to focus. The header will be changed on the following screens: Detailed record Search results Advanced search NOTE: There is a new specification for institution logos the width size is limited to 275 pixels (height will be proportioned appropriately). PLEASE REVIEW YOUR LOGO if it exceeds this limit it will be shrunk to fit the specification and may be distorted. If you change your logo, please keep it in the same location on your server. We access the logo via the URL you provided during implementation. 1. Institution logo 2. Institution text 3. Search box with location scoping conducts a search with a location limit 4. Global menu (Home, Search, NEW Library Name ) a. NEW Library Name this new dropdown includes the custom web links previously displayed in the upper right hand corner. 5. Sign in or create a WorldCat account for users not logged in 6. Or, welcome <username> for users who are logged into WorldCat with a sign out link. 7. My Library Account (sign in) (if the library has a custom web link configured for accessing the OPAC user account it will be displayed in the upper right as well as under the drop down on the global menu.) Page 6

7 2.1.1 Branded masthead Local library Account sign in In addition to the WorldCat Account sign in/out link, and if your institution has a custom URL configured that is to the local library account, a link for that Local library Account will be displayed. Page 7

8 2.1.2 Global Menus Menu display when user is logged in to WorldCat Account Menu display when a user is not logged into a WorldCat account. 1. Home a. WorldCat Home b. About WorldCat c. Help d. Get updates e. Feedback f. WorldCat Blog 2. Search a. Search for Library items b. Search lists c. Search contacts 3. My WorldCat a. My profile b. Edit my profile c. Change password 4. Lists a. My lists b. List I m watching c. Create new lists d. Search lists 5. WCL Institution Name a. Up to 3 custom web links Page 8

9 2.2 Toolbar The toolbar includes actions that the user can do to the item. Clicking on a new action in the toolbar will close any open window from the toolbar and open the new window that was selected. Toolbar view: 1. Return to results - Returns the user to the exact page of results that they were on before landing on the detailed record. 2. Cite Opens in a new window and also contains the export to Refworks and Endnote functionality. 3. Print opens the print dialog. 4. opens a window that allows the user to send an with item details in the body. 5. Add to list. 6. AddThis Bookmark utility Sending an item via The user will have the ability to send local item information via and to edit the message and subject before sending. When a user clicks on the link to send the dialog box below opens: Page 9

10 The message will contain the local institution name (see mockup above) when the is sent. By default, any availability information will be added to the message after the Bibliographic information as: Example of I thought you might be interested in this item at Title: An inconvenient truth : the planetary emergency of global warming and what we can do about it Author: Albert Gore Melcher Media. Publisher: New York : Rodale Press, ISBN/ISSN: OCLC: University of Washington Libraries/Bothell/CCC Stacks, QC981.8.G56 G (AVAILABLE) University of Washington Libraries/Odegaard Stacks, QC981.8.G56 G (AVAILABLE) University of Washington Libraries/Tacoma Stacks, QC981.8.G56 G (AVAILABLE) Page 10

11 Selecting send will close the window and send the . Selecting Cancel or x will close the window without sending an . If the user attempts to send the without entering in all the fields, then an inline error message should display on the window stating that a required field was not entered Cite this Item The default view of cite this item will be: When a user clicks on a citation style, the correct citation will show and the user will be able to select and copy the citation. They may also edit the text in the copy/paste area. Selecting Highlight and copy will not close the citation window. When a user clicks to export a citation, it will open the export in a new window (as in production today), and the cite window will close itself. Page 11

12 Selecting Cancel or the x will close the window without any action Ratings (displayed in the Review section) Users must be logged into a WorldCat Account to rate items Write a Review User not logged into a WorldCat Account: If a user clicks on write a review, they will be shown the WorldCat login window and after logging in will be shown the review window. Logged into a WorldCat Account Once logged in, the user will be shown the window to rate and review the item: Publishing a review will close the window. If a user cancels or closes with the x, the window will close and the user is remained logged into the WorldCat account. If the user tries to publish the review without entering in all of the fields, an error window will show up telling them they have not entered all the required information. Page 12

13 2.2.5 Add to List User not logged into WorldCat account: The user will be shown the WorldCat login window first. User logged into WorldCat account: After successfully logging in, the user will be presented a layered window where they can add the item to a new or existing list (user can select multiple lists to add the item to by using control-click): Selecting Add to selected list or create list will add the item to the list(s) and close this window. Selecting create list without entering a new list name will present an error window over that text box stating that they user must enter a new list name. Selecting Add to selected list without selecting any lists will present an error window over the existing lists box telling the user that they haven t selected a list. If a user cancels or closes with the x, the window will close and the user remains logged into the WorldCat account. Page 13

14 If user selects Add to existing list in unauthenticated state: a) user opts to "add to list" b) user opts to add to existing list c) system presents log in popup window (closing the add to list window open) d) on successful log in the system reopens the Add to list window with all of the user's lists populated in the menu. e) user selects the list they wish to add to f) system closes the window and presents success message Add Tags User not logged into WorldCat account: The user will be shown the WorldCat login window. User logged into WorldCat account: After successfully logging in, the user will be presented a layered window where they can add tags to the item: 2.3 Footer A user can select tags they ve already created and those will populate in the tag text area above Selecting Save tags add the tags to the item and close this window. Selecting Save tags without entering any tags will present an inline error window above the tags text area telling the user that they haven t entered any tags for this item. If a user cancels or closes with the x, the window will close and the user remains logged into the Worldcat account. No changes from current production. Page 14

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16 3 Main content area Bib Data Title display title fields Author(s) link to conduct the identities search (change from current detailed record) More authors (et al) will smooth scroll the user down to the authors area of the details section. Publisher info with pub date no change Publication info (for articles), hyperlinked to the publication record. no change Series title (when present) hyperlinked to conduct a se:<series> search no change Link to view more editions takes user to the existing editions page. Summary (when present) truncated to 1100 characters. If there is more summary, a link to read more is shown that expands the entire summary. More Like this see section below More Like This links The first 3 subject links are displayed (hyperlinked to a subject search) If there are more than 3 subjects, a link to view all subjects will smooth scroll the user down to the subjects in the similar items area of the page. Link (and count) to User lists Link to the similar items section. If the user clicks on it, it will smooth scroll anchor down to the section and expand it if it is collapsed. Page 16

17 3.1.3 Get This Item Online links, availability & fulfillment Online Links o Links that are to the same URL are deduplicated. Local 856 links will take precedence over other links if duplicates. Page 17

18 o o If the item is a monograph, 5 links will be displayed. Three links will be displayed for any other item type. If there are more than 3 all the others will be under a show/hide link. The online links will display in the get it online area of the library section. Links to Full Text Open URL resolvers are displayed it in the get it online area (refer to mockup). If no links are found for the institution but there is an open URL resolver for full text, a message will display stating that the user should click on the UC elinks button to find links to the item. (text will match button label). If there are no links and no FT open URL resolver, the get it online will not display. o These fields are used to determine the link and the descriptive text and are displayed in the get it online area: LINK URL = 856 $u (underlying URL) LINK text = 856 $3 (hyperlinked text - if not available, hyperlink the url in $u) LINK description = 856 $z (non-hyperlinked descriptive text) o This is the order links will display: Type of Link Order Display to user Resource from Local Campus Catalog (this would be an 856 link in the LHR or an 856 link found/sent from the local campus) A link is NOT a qualifying link if: o the URL is a loc.gov URL, display in the details section under More information. o the URL from the link matches the base URL of a Full Text OpenURL resolver returned from the DR, then do not display the link since it will be handled by the open URL resolver OCLC Subscribed Content This would be a link to view the item online if the user is IP authenticated to a library that subscribes to the item that is being viewed in FirstSearch or NetLibrary. Mass Digitized Content(OAI Harvested content), Ordered 1 st because the local campus chose to catalog the item. All qualifying links will be displayed Ordered 2nd because local campuses catalog what they subscribe to in their local 856. De-dup links displayed from local 856 links. 3 rd. Dedup links found Always display qualifying local 856 data in the get it online area (regardless of how many). The first 3 links are shown by default with a show/hide to display the rest. If less than 5 local 856 links are returned from the DR, then display a link to view the item online from these sections in the order specified until 5 links are being included in the get it online area. Up to three links will display by default with hide/show to view any additional links. Page 18

19 contentdm, Hathi Trust, GPO documents. from the local Master Record 4 th. Dedup links found from the local 856. Exception: If the URL is a loc.gov URL, display in the details section under More information. E. Google Books Full View 5 th This is least likely to This means that the API returned an indication that it is provide the full-text and, a full view, not a preview. therefore, is lower on the list Examples of Local Online Links for virtual groups In the virtual group, only local 856 links retrieved from that institution will appear in the Get it online section for that institution after a user clicks to get availability at that institution. 3 links will display initially and if there are more, the user can show/hide to see more Example of Local Online Links for consortial OPACs If there is a shared OPAC, then the links are retrieved and displayed at the top of the consortia holdings: Page 19

20 Item Availability (Level 1) When item availability is returned for the first level of relevancy (typically the institution) the availability will automatically be expanded: Displaying Level 1 Place Hold: The display of the place hold/request item button is determined by their WorldCat Local configuration for fulfillment. If a place hold/request item is allowed for items the library holds, the place hold/request item button will display in the header associated with the level 1 availability (see mockup with Place hold ) with associated custom text. Page 20

21 If the holding is at level 1 and the policy is to show a level 2 place hold (for example, held by the local library but unavailable), the level 2 button will display in the header associated with the level 1 availability with associated custom text. If the item is held at level 1, there is no level 1 availability, but there is a place hold that is supposed to display (based on the rules above) then display the level place hold with a message: WorldCat Local availability (Level 2) Item availability for level 2 (typically group holdings) will be collapsed by default. Collapsed: Page 21

22 Expanded: Displaying Level 2 Place Hold: Level 2 availability will be shown expanded if there is no level 1 item availability (otherwise it is collapsed) AND: The level 2 button will display in the header associated with the level 2 availability (see mockup with Request ) with associated custom text. For shared OPACs, the level 2 button in the header associated with the level 2 availability (in addition to it showing in the level 1 availability) with associated custom text. This means that the institution is using the consortia OPAC to get local availability and place requests. Page 22

23 If the item is held at level 2, there is no level 2 availability, but there is a level 2 place hold supposed to display (based on the rules above) then display the level 2 place hold with a message: WorldCat Libraries This section is collapsed by default and it will always be present if there are WorldCat libraries that hold the item. This is the section that used to be the libraries tab except display is limited to 6 libraries at a time. Users can collapse/expand this section by selecting the +/- signs. Page 23

24 a. By default the display is showing libraries holding any edition but the user can click on the just this edition link to narrow results. They are then presented with the any edition link to expand results. b. The any format links will show more options when selected. c. Library i. If the library is stored as a favorite library in a users WorldCat account profile and the user is logged into their WorldCat account then it appears first in the list and a heart icon is shown to the left of library name ii. If the user is affiliated via URL (i.e. osu.worldcat.org), then the library name sorts to the top and a heart icon is displayed next to it. iii. Otherwise, the gray library icon displays next to library name iv. Library name may a hyperlink that goes to the library catalog of that item in a framed window. d. Clicking on # other formats brings up a window that has hyperlinks to the other formats of the item held at the library. Clicking on one of those links will search the library catalog for that particular item in a framed window: e. Distance is the calculated distance from the user s location Page 24

25 f. Info is a small i icon that opens a window that contains the library information from the WorldCat Registry ( when present library image, library address, library phone number, library hours, library . A link to go to the library website is also offered when present. All links open in a framed window Request Item through ILL button The library s WorldCat Local configuration will determine if an ILL button will be displayed. Page 25

26 Buy It Links This section will be collapsed by default and will only display if the institution has configured WorldCat Local to show buy it options Item Details 1. Item details include information from the existing details tab on wc.org. 2. If a library uses Z39.50 interoperability, local notes will display with a header of <inst name> notes 3. Additional Info 856 links that did not qualify as online links will display in this section with the label More information. Up to 10 links will display by default with the ability to show more/less using a +/- icon as in the online sections above. 4. Users can collapse this section by using the - sign. By default, this section is always open. Page 26

27 3.1.5 Reviews Display This section is collapsed by default. 1. If the user has not already entered a review for this item, a link to add a review is displayed. 2. If there are no reviews entered, there will be a be the first indication next to the link to have the user add a review: 3. If there is at least 1 WorldCat.org review, the most popular review will be displayed (based on x of x people found this helpful). 4. A user can vote for the review in this section. An inline confirmation will display once they take action. 5. A permalink will open a window that allows the user to copy a link directly to this review. 6. A user can flag a review as inappropriate in this section. An inline confirmation will display once they take action. 7. If there are more wc.org reviews, a link to the items review page will be displayed. 8. If there are any Amazon reviews, the first review will be displayed. 9. If there are more reviews, a link to go to Amazon s review page of the item will be displayed. Page 27

28 3.1.6 Tags Display This section is expanded by default. 1. A user can collapse/expand this section by selecting the - sign. This section is open by default. 2. If there are no tags entered, there will be a be the first indication next to the link to have the user add a tag: A user can add their own tags to an item 5. If a user is logged in to their WorldCat account any tags they ve already added to the item will display under Your tags section. Clicking on a tag in this section will take the user to a list of items that this user has tagged with this tag. A mechanism to remove the tag is offered. When a user clicks on remove tag, they will be prompted to confirm. 6. All tags for an item will appear in the All tags for this item(x) section. 7. Clicking on a tag will take the user to the list of items that have been tagged. Page 28

29 3.1.7 Similar Items Similar items display as: Related Subjects (from the WorldCat master record). Display all subjects recorded for this item. User created lists with this item. Display the first three lists that contain this item with a link to see all lists (takes you to the items lists page). Search recommendation widget. Display a carousel that shows cover art, title, and author. The widget contains up to 15 items: o First 5 results from an author search (labeled as: Also by this author) o o First 5 results from a series title search (labeled as: Also in this series) First 5 results from the a subject search of all the related subjects (labeled as: With the same subject) If there is no series title, conduct another subject search on the 2 nd subject and return the first 5 results Page 29

30 3.2 Contextual Help Contextual help that is available is indicated with a layered window. When contextual help is available; it will open in a Page 30