In the CZ there is an existing collection (613790000000001601) for the Open Textbook Catalog.

Compared to the MARC records available at https://open.umn.edu/opentextbooks/discovery the CZ collection has fewer titles (651 vs 766 as of 07/13/2020).

Also the CZ bibliographic records are extremely brief and usually have nothing more than a title in the 245 field. The bib records from open.umn.edu are fuller with author, title, publisher, content and summary notes and subject headings.

This request is to ask Exlibris to use the publicly available MARC bib records from the open.umn.edu website to enhance the existing CZ collection.

Thank you.

-Marcus

Classiques Sciences Sociales Free collection is composed of more than 4,300 portfolios. Most of the records are very poor: only the title, one author, and the eISBN. The publication date in 008/7-10 is usually incorrect.
Full Marc records exist for these items and are available under certain conditions (for libraries) at http://classiques.uqac.ca/inter/telechargement_notices.php?lang=en
Note also that Les Classiques des sciences sociales actually contain more than 6,500 free works http://classiques.uqac.ca . A general update of this collection would be welcome.

Embed a Sherpa RoMEO colour indicator and a mouse-over floating tip reading info from RoMEO about a journal's copyright and self-archiving policy.

Doing this for the search results on EJP could be a great favor.

Sherpo RoMEO pubs data under CC BY-NC-ND license which seems to ban EL from re-using them? Or EL may talk to them.

Please add portfolios to the LexisNexis Law Schools electronic collection in the Community Zone.

(Note: this collection already exists in the Serials Solutions Knowledgebase, as LexisNexis Advance, with a title count of 15,431. Could the metadata be migrated to Alma, since both are now owned by ProQuest?).

This is a new ProQuest video collection with 55,000 primary source testimonies of survivors and witnesses of the Holocaust and other crimes against humanity (http://www.proquest.com/products-services/USC-Shoah-Foundation-Visual-History-Archive.html)

A lot of the MARC records for Loeb Classical Library (995553412900041) in the Community Zone are brief records. It would be nice to see these records enriched.

Currently, only 97% of ASME Conference Proceedings (Database 5AP) are indexed in Summon. Please finish indexing these titles.

Summon Index does not have records for the articles from the journal, Australian Biblical Review. Could you please include the metadata so that this Australian content (which sometimes gets left until last) is discoverable.
Many thanks

Please add portfolios to the National Academies Press electronic collection in the Community Zone. The collection currently has 2,260 portfolios, but the NAP has over 9,000 books available.

Alma CZ collections for the Gale Slavery and Anti-Slavery collections (parts I-IV) were added recently. Part I is configured as a selective package with portfolios for the individual titles, but parts II-IV are configured as databases with no portfolios. Can you please also configure the collections labeled part II through part IV as selective packages, too, and add portfolios for them as well? See my salesforce case #00411679 about this. MARC records are available from Gale Cengage for titles in all four parts.

Records for titles in this open access collection are currently so poor that librarians and students are missing them in our Primo.

Please can the bib record portfolios for this Community Zone collection be enriched, some of them are incredibly poor and scant.
We have received complaints from some of our users and librarians about the lack of bibliographic information in these ebook records.

An example of a brief record is "The adventures of Roderick Random" MMS ID 993360000000079640
There is no author, publisher, publication date, isbn, only a partial title.

Feminist collections : womens studies library resources in Wisconsin (ISSN 2162-6189) has had a title change to Resources for Gender and Women's Studies: A Feminist Review (ISSN 2576-0750). There is no record in the community zone for the new title, however.

It is crucial for us to monitor CKB release notes to ensure that collection activations are appropriately revised in response to changes. At present, the only way to monitor the notes is by RSS feed, which is cumbersome -- it is very easy to miss changes with only RSS feed updates. Please add other means of monitoring these changes, such as subscribing to the release notes by email.

The Summon indexing of this journal appears incomplete from 2009 to present. It's well used for courses, so it would be really helpful if it were fully indexed.