Thus, users can view the information from a top-down perspective through the hierarchy of collections or across collections by the hierarchy of classes. MORE was designed to support this collection and class model. Navigation is achieved through the activation of high-level hypertext links which ultimately lead to metadata or assets themselves. This combination provides users with a reliable and efficient means of accessing a high volume of assets. Administrative functions are specifically designed to meet librarians' needs.
Developmental assets are only available for viewing by librarians.
Each collection can have one or more groups associated with it which are authorized to access the assets and subcollections making up the collection. Users not transitively a member of a designated group for a given collection will never see the collection, or its contents, through any of the browser or search mechanisms. This mechanism supports the definition of multiple virtualrepositories in a single physical repository, reducing administrative overhead and allowing for direct sharing of assets. The MORE interface impacts operational tasks by either enhancing or expanding services. This automated distribution and production process guarantees a more cost-effective and timely approach to reaching clients with relevant system information.