ELUNA Document RepositoryThe Encore Experience: Using a Third Party Discovery Tool with ALEPH and Voyager TariKellerauthorAlesiaMcManusauthorTari Keller, Systems Librarian, University of Kentucky; Alesia McManus, Head of Research, Information and Instructional Services, Binghamton University. During 2007, Binghamton University and the University of Kentucky worked with Innovative Interfaces as development partners to make the Encore product a viable alternative search tool with ALEPH and Voyager. The project involved programming work to develop and automate extract scripts, as well as extensive testing for accuracy and functionality of the interface with the ILS data. This presentation will briefly describe the project and demonstrate Encore with ALEPH and Voyager. The audience will learn general concepts and considerations to keep in mind when working with third party products. AlephVoyager2008-08-01Conference or Workshop Item

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