Cataloging Department
         University Libraries @ The University of Akron

Wayne College Cataloging Using OCLC Connexion Web Interface

Export Procedures (1st record) | Export Procedures (subsequent)

What is OCLC Connexion and why use it?

OCLC Connexion is a web-based copy-cataloging tool. No extra software programs need to be installed on a computer. All the user needs is a web browser. It works best in Internet Explorer. It should be used because as of December 31, 2003, the Passport software will no longer work and Connexion will replace it.

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Call the record up in the UA Libraries Catalog first before searching it in OCLC.

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Export Procedures for the first record you catalog

The following procedures need to only be followed for the first record. It involves some setup which will carry over to subsequent records. Procedures marked with a * need only be done for the first record in the session.

The information contained in the Constant Data record will automatically be appended to the bibliographic record you are working on. It contains a 949 field which provides information used during the record transfer process (exporting).

WVPC Wayne CD-ROM
WVPM Wayne Microfiche Periodicals
WVPP Wayne Periodicals
WVPR Wayne Reference
WVPT Wayne Circulating
WVPV Wayne Audiovisual

Export Procedures for Subsequent Records

Note: The session will automatically disconnect if left idle for 30 minutes.

Log off the session when you are finished (the tab at the upper right-hand corner of the screen.

Link to the Wayne College Library