We are delighted to welcome Northeast Harbor Library to the Maine Shared Collections Cooperative. Thanks to Northeast Harbor Library Director Brook Minner and Archivist Hannah Stevens for their work on this project.
The slides from Maine Shared Collection Librarian Matthew Revitt’s presentation at the Regional Resource Sharing Symposium held in Worcester, MA on February 25th are now available. Here is a photo from the presentation:
The summary of the inaugural Maine Shared Collections Cooperative Collections & Operations meeting is now available.
The Maine Shared Collections Strategy’s Year 3 Interim Performance Report submitted to the Institute of Museum and Library Services is now available.
Maine Shared Collections is pleased to announce that the University of Maine at Presque Isle and Eastern Maine Community College have joined the Maine Shared Collections Cooperative.
Maine Shared Collections are pleased to announce that the MaineCat Print-On-Demand service is back online.
In January 2014, approximately 1.4 million records were loaded into MaineCat that look like this: http://mainecat.maine.edu/
For more information about the services please see: http://maineinfonet.org/mscs/
We are pleased to announce that the University of Maine Farmington and Witherle Memorial Library in Castine, ME are the newest members of the Maine Shared Collections Cooperative (MSCC).
Slides from Maine Shared Collection Librarian Matthew Revitt and Edythe L. Dyer Community Library Director Debbie Lozito’s presentation at the 2014 Minerva Users Council meeting in Topsham, ME on October 28, 2014 are now available.
The first retention commitment note has been added in the Minerva library catalog for one of the approximately 30 titles Edythe L. Dyer Community Library have committed to retain as part of Maine Shared Collections. Thanks to Maine InfoNet staff for their work on this.
Maine Shared Collections are pleased to announce that Edythe L. Dyer Community Library in Hampden, Maine have joined the Cooperative. Mathew Revitt and Sara Amato have worked with Edythe L. Dyer’s Director Debbie Lozito on identifying candidates for retention and withdrawal. Their retention commitments will be loaded into Minerva and eventually into MaineCat.
