Sample workflows How libraries use CORC CORC lets you conveniently distribute the selection and description activities for web sites across your library. Subject bibliographers, collection development staff, and public service librarians can use their subject expertise to identify and pre-catalog quality sites, and then pass along draft records to catalogers for further refinement. This is just one of many possible workflows.
Staff working together in one system can leverage efforts and boost efficiency.
This library creates Dublin Core records for web resources produced by their state's agencies. They use those records, along with other CORC records, for pathfinders on public policy topics. Connecticut State Library chose the CORC tool set because CORC records could be incorporated into their online catalog. Visit the Connecticut State Library CORC page . Cornell University Library Librarians from collection development, cataloging and public services use CORC to streamline workflows for building their web holdings.