ELUNA Document RepositoryLinked Data Workflows: a Tale of Two UnisKimberley A.EdwardsauthorJenFroetschelauthorT. J.KaoauthorTriciaMackenzieauthorThe inclusion of linked data in library records is becoming increasingly important, but it can be challenging for a library to know where to start the process. Luckily, there are many different options! In this presentation we will give you a quick introduction to linked data and show how MarcEdit and Alma each handle linked data. We will then walk you through the separate workflows we’ve developed at George Washington University and George Mason University and will discuss how those workflows have been expanded and adapted to work at a consortial level.2019-05-03Conference or Workshop Item

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