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At minimum the list selection options should work consistently with those in CiteIt too.
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Is this still the case for CDI records?
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139 votes
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I'd like to see this functionality extended to batch submission of resource sharing requests too. So important for researchers/higher degree research students who are submitting many requests.
It would need some thinking through that the type of request that should be created in Alma would depend on whether it is determined to be a hold request or digital copy request or physical resource sharing request. Quite complex.
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There would be a need to account for user declaring that the request is within copyright limitations. Or someway to include a link in the rejection letter so that the user can then submit a resource sharing request and tick the © check box.
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Yes please. This would be really helpful to us. We cannot specify a publication date range for when a purchase request link should be shown instead of a resource sharing request. This would help us streamline the process for customers, if for whatever reason we are unable to purchase.
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Sounds like a very useful feature
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There goes my last Primo vote. Thanks for sharing this idea.
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Hi,
This is to update that this issue is still not planned to be developed in the current road map. We will continue to evaluate it for a future release.
Therefore we are keeping this under "Under review" status.
Best regards,
Yael.
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Another feature I'd like is to select a portion of the course code to show. Our course codes include semester, year, offering details which our students don't really see anywhere else. Being able to choose a substring of the course code for display would be nifty.
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Yes. This would be helpful
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+1 (no votes left)
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+1 - also more use of "In List" options eg. "Access rights policy name is in" with multi select.
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It would be good to know what proportion are opting out, and whether we should be consulting with a focus group on why, suggestions that would help them see only the crucial updates they want.
We tend to also send a once a term notification to the "daily digest" about resource lists. Next time I might put a reminder in there of how to opt back in again.
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43 votes
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No votes left, but it would be a nice feature
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+1
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No votes left. But this sounds reasonable. Perhaps non-RapidILL libraries might like to have it hidden though.
No votes left, but I would support this. While the ILRS code (ALIA) advises that ensuring copyright compliance is the requesting library's responsibility, we are periodically messaged by some lending libraries asking us to confirm before they will supply. This would streamline the process.