ELUNA Document RepositoryNavigating the Primo Resource Type Jungle: Connecting Resource Types to RDA and Local CollectionsRichardGuajardoauthorFrederickYoungauthorTwo local projects "influenced" our decisions regarding the use of resources types in our Primo instance. Prior to implementing Primo, our library completed an RDA Enhancement project allowed us to better categorize library material types using RDA elements for content type, carrier type, and media type. We wanted to make use of this work to provide some continuity between the OPAC and the discovery platform. Meanwhile our Digital Library was working to revamp the dc:format-medium field so that digital objects are categorized more consistently and accurately. We will discuss our RDA Enhancement project, as well as how it and our digital collections influenced how we use Primo's default resource types and develop custom resource types.General TopicsMetaLibPrimo2016-05-04Conference or Workshop Item

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