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--- eds_admin_management [2019/04/23 14:03]
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 Management of content in EDS means balancing the combination of EBSCO published (EBSCOHost) and non-EBSCO published metadata. EBSCO "manages" metadata and access issues in the same way that ExLibris maintains the back end, but we still have to activate targets to create access. Enabling metadata in EDS follows a three step process that must all be completed for something to be correctly searchable. Once something appears in your CORAL queue then you can start the process of enabling metadata.
+**Also See**
+  * [[hlm_admin_maintenance|HLM Admin Maintenance]]
+  * [[ebsco_regular_tasks|EDS & HLM Regular Tasks]]
 ==== Searching, Results, Delivery, etc. Tabs ====
 The Searching tab contains all the functionality for basic and advanced searching in EDS. Like searching, the Results tab contains all functionality for adjusting how search results are displayed to the end users. The Delivery Options tab changes what end users see for options to interact with a record in EDS. Changing any of these settings **will** affect end users, and should never be done without testing the outcome first.
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    * Bottom Branding
        * We have not changed the default bottom branding.
+==== EBSCO Core Indexes ====
+  * Complementary Index: Includes metadata by primary publishers for searching. Publishers included in this data set include Elsevier, Wiley, Springer, Taylor & Francis, Sage, Nature Publishing, ACM, Oxford, Cambridge, and thousands of others.
+  * Supplemental Index: Includes EBSCO-enhanced metadata for journals and  magazines (including peer-reviewed journals) not available in Academic Search or Business Source, as well as books, newspapers, and more.
+  * eBook Index: Includes metadata and searchable full text for more than hundreds of thousands of eBooks and is designed to facilitate discovery and linking of the eBooks you purchase directly from primary publishers such as Wiley, Sage, Cambridge University Press, and Oxford University Press.
+  * Academic Search and Business Source: Includes metadata for more than these two resources. EDS suggests that we enable them regardless of subscription.
+  * EBSCO Partner Databases: Publishers and databases partnered with EBSCO to provide metadata for EDS searching.
+  * Subject Indexes: Includes databases that do not work directly with discovery services,  such as: America: History & Life, Art Abstracts, Atla Religion Database, Biological Abstracts, CAB Abstracts, CINAHL, EconLit, PsycINFO, RILM Abstracts of Music Literature, and more.
+==== Creating Local Collections ====
+Local collections of content can be created to populate the LCL Collections select box in a CustomLink editing view. Some CustomLinks require creation of LCL collections to facilitate linking (LitCrit Online, JSTOR Books) and some LCL collections are created for when we have a very small subset of whatever LCL collection is being offered in EDS.
 ===== Enabling a New Resource =====
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    * If the CustomLink is configured correctly, check the ranking to make sure that it reflects the list above.
    * Put the name of the CustomLink from the Ranking Screen in the "EDS CL Name" note in the Access Tab of CORAL. Also mark what the ranking is.
+===== Creating Local Collections for EDS =====
+Text
+  * Text
 ===== EDS & eJournal Content =====
-  * eJournal content is managed through the connection to [[hlm_admin_maintenance|HLM]]. Titles enabled in HLM appear in the exact match eJournal placard, and allow for SmartLinking Plus.
+eJournal content is managed through the connection to [[hlm_admin_maintenance|HLM]]. Titles enabled in HLM appear in the exact match eJournal placard, and allow for SmartLinking Plus.
 ==== SFX file to EDS for Library Collection Limiter ====