July 12, 2011 • 11:00 a.m.

Presenters:Will Stuivenga, Washington

State LibraryBryan Messersmith, Recorded

Books

News and key facts,

and what does it mean?L

ive demonstration of the new OneClickdigital (Recorded Books) platform

Technical stuff

AuthenticationMARC Records

Questions & (hopefully) answers

EBSCO (NetLibrary) and Recorded Books have agreed to amicably part ways

Recorded Books content will not be available on EBSCO or NetLibrary platforms as of Dec. 31, 2011

EBSCO will move all NetLibrary content to the EBSCOHost platform on or about July 18, 2011

Recorded Books is launching its own OneClickdigital platform at about the same time

Libraries must transition to a new platform

It isn’t really practical to transition EVERYONE statewide to Recorded Books’ OneClickdigital in July

We recommend that public libraries go directly to the OneClickdigital platform, skipping EBSCOHost

For academic libraries and K-12 schools, consider a transition to OneClickdigital before school starts in the fall

Everyone must switch to OneClickdigital before Dec. 31, 2011

If your library decides to transition to OneClickdigital now, contact Bryan Messersmith:

Request the enrollment form via e-mail Fill out the form, and return it to Recorded Books ASAP

If you do nothing, you will be transitioned to the EBSCOHost platform

You can transition to OneClickdigital later (but before Dec. 31)

The EBSCO support site for eBooks and eAudiobooks: http://support.ebscohost.com/ebooks/

EBSCO has been sending out weekly tips on the transition. To view all of the tips and an FAQ, visit http://support.ebscohost.com/ebooks/tips.php

Visit the “Audiobooks” tab for more information

For Technical Support, call (800) 758-5995

Audiobooks Tab

http://support.ebscohost.com/ebooks/

Bryan MessersmithNational Accounts Manager

Recorded Books

The Recorded Books OneClickdigital platform supports the following types of authentication:

IP Address recognition Referring URL Library card number (bar code matching) SIP2 EZProxy

Recorded Books will provide MARC records for all of their titles

Recommended procedure: Delete NetLibrary MARC records; upload Recorded Books MARC records

Unless your library has an alternate procedure available (such as batch editing of MARC records)

Tech support for MARC records issues should ideally come from your ILS vendor, not Recorded Books

Answers?