It is possible to use it to access a list of the full-text journals in FirstSearch, subscribe to OCLC Internet lists, or link to one of the network's WWW pages. Yes, for all the reasons I mentioned just now. At our meetings, our discussions fall into three main areas. Second, we cover general topics important to both the networks and OCLC, such as distance education or changes in resource sharing behavior. Finally, we discuss more specific issues related to OCLC products and services, such as FirstSearch trial offers or full-text enhancements.
Communications are open and straight- forward.
We will continue to focus on the mutual benefits that the networks and OCLC bring to libraries. Another of my goals is to increase the realization at OCLC and the networks of how far we have come together in serving members. I believe OCLC and the networks are essential to each other and to the library community.