OCLC records that contain URLs should be treated in the same manner. The cataloger must check access. If the resource cannot be accessed through the Library's system, the hot link cannot be made in Voyager. Bibliographers should follow the Selection Guidelines for Free Internet Resources for selection decision. Catalogers may decide what not to catalog according to the system requirements.
Bibliographers select materials for access.
However, due to the remote nature of the Internet resources, catalogers will have to ensure access not only by creating a quality bibliographic record but also by checking the actual connection. If system requirements to access a resource cannot be met, no access will be provided for that item. Any errors or broken links in Voyager records should be reported to Erin DeGroff. 2.1 Collection vs. individual titles Cataloging of collective resources, such as databases, can be treated in various ways. The decision to catalog a collective resource as a collection, a collection with analytics records or entries for the individual titles, or as individual titles without a collective record rests upon agreement between bibliographer and cataloger.