ELUNA Document RepositoryHow do YOU come across? A collaborative look at the OPACMaryLogueauthorSavannahKellyauthorEver wonder if all that hard work in creating and editing your MARC records makes a difference to your patrons? Are all those fields really worth the effort? Can the public even view them? After looking at our OPAC display we realized that the public was unable to view all our hard work since the fields were not visible. So we went through a deliberate process of deciding which fields to show in the OPAC and how we wanted them to display. Join us to learn about our approach and discuss how to collaboratively incorporate public and technical service staff as you determine the best approach to creating a user-friendly OPAC. Voyager2010-02-19Conference or Workshop Item

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