ELUNA Document RepositoryTargeting and making use of item types in disparate metadataEricNordauthorAbstract: Primo is a powerful tool for metadata aggregation. We originally supported a limited 14 item types between our different data sources. In the last year we have added 51 item types and the list continues to grow. We’ll show some of the work we’ve done to identify and target item types in ContentDM (OAI DC based), MARCXML (Symphony), and welcome you to bring sets of example records from your library to inspect. The new item types have driven more useful application of facet\prefilter and facet\rsrctype. Our search dropdown has changed significantly, moving from a collection based search to a format based search, due in part to this work. http://search.lib.byu.edu/byu/Primo2013-05-03Conference or Workshop Item

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