I am concerned, however, about the practicality and enormous amount of staff time required to create separate bib records for the electronic versions of print titles that we already own. DO NOT exist for the majority of these titles. We have considered adding these records via the OCLC CORC project, but it appears that even this approach would be fairly time-consuming, since the harvested CORC records that we sampled are extremely brief and would require substantial upgrading. I know that EWRG has been investigating this issue of single vs. multiple records for different formats. While this issue still appears to be in a state of flux with libraries making different local decisions, we are considering the following proposal for cataloging a specific group of Web journals at the Law library.
Recent issues are also available on the Internet.
I hope this appears to be a reasonable alternative for us to follow at this time, specifically as it applies to the growing number of major Law journals that are beginning to issue online versions. Please let me know if there are any others factors that we should be aware of in developing this proposal. Thank you for your input and advice in considering this proposal.