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I would like to add to Jonathan's suggestion by stating that adding notes, interested users, etc. at the moment an item is located in the Marketplace would dramatically enhance Rialto's usefulness. Equally as important, all notes, etc. should be included all the way through the cataloging process. I would rather the cataloger make the decision to delete any notation. This would enable the selector to communicate important information to other selectors as well as technical services without having to duplicate their efforts.
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All notes, all comments, all associated content should be available to be added at the time of selection and all markups should remain with the item all the way through approval and also be available when cataloging the item. The selector needs to be able to communicate why the item was selected to the cataloger and that information needs to be part of the item record. I would rather the cataloger decided if notes need to be removed. For example, the selector chooses "Nursing, 3rd ed." in February, they may not remember why this item was selected a month later or even after the item is sent to a list. The selector needs to indicate why the item was selected (for NURS 101, Dr. Soandso) when the item is investigated in search. The attached notes need to go all the way through the process to the cataloger and need to be part of any exports to Excel at any point in the process.
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I agree. This would enable functionality in Rialto that we have been using for years in Gobi.
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We should be able to add a note at the time of selection to an item and that note should be available and searchable all the way through the acquisitions process. Which librarian selected the item? Why did they select it? Notes created in the List do not transfer, this is silly; what's the point of entering the a note if the cataloger will not see it? Right now, we don't have the ability to place a note when we are selecting the item, we have to enter the note in the "List" function. This is is an incredibly clumsy method. Please allow us the ability to enter a note when we select an item in Marketplace and leave it up to the cataloger (using internal processes) to either delete the note after making the item available or choose to retain the note in a non-public MARC field. For example, the librarian is selecting the book for Dr. Smith. The librarian needs to be able to enter a note when the item is selected in Marketplace so when the Access Services staff scans the item in to make it available they will know to alert Dr. Smith (and the selector) that the item is now available. Yes, there are other ways to to this, but this would be the best and easiest method. Nobody has time to go back into their list or cart to enter a note. That is not the way things work. Thank you.