The best part is that someone has reviewed every site that is added, so that one can retrieve 30 relevant sites instead of 3000 sites, of which 30 might be relevant. The Dublin core generator is excellent, but the user interface and the MARC record creation are not user friendly yet. The software does part of the work, like automatically including the URL, so it is always right. It also supplies sketchy keywords and Dewey classification. LCSH terms and LC call numbers must be added separately.
All options are usable and repeatable.
CORC records have accession numbers like WorldCat, only for the CORC database. Auburn had problems with this accession number overlaying records in Voyager. The solution was to add a prefix to the CORC accession number. The final speaker was Jack Fitzpatrick, who spoke on access to electronic serials. This could be considered unnecessary since the patron can go to the link and see what s there.