document: Creating Web-based listings of electronic journals without creating extra work Creating up-to-date listings of electronic journals is challenging due to frequent changes in titles available and in URLs for electronic journal titles . However , many library users may want to browse Web pages which contain listings of electronic journals arranged by title and/or academic disciplines . This case study examines the development of a system which automatically exports data from the online catalog and incorporates it into dynamically-generated Web sites . These sites provide multiple access points for journals , include Web-based interfaces enabling subject specialists to manage the list of titles which appears in their subject area . Because data are automatically extracted from the catalog , overlap in updating titles and URLs is avoided . Following the creation of this system , usage of electronic journals dramatically increased and feedback has been positive . Future challenges include developing more frequent updates and motivating subject specialists to more regularly monitor new titles
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abstractive_keyphrases: web-based listings url technical services public services partnerships