Join Bailey-Hainer as she discusses a new resource sharing model. Reviewing the growth of extensions or plug-ins for Web browsers that assist in locating library resources, she will introduce the concurrent development of a group of librarians and others who have been rethinking resource sharing and have conceived a more generic and extensible plug-in.

A prototype "GetIT Button" is being developed by members of the Rethinking Resource Sharing Initiative, an "ad hoc group that advocates for a complete rethink of the way libraries conduct resource sharing in the context of the global internet revolution and all of the developments that have arisen from that." The session will focus on a demonstration of the prototype and other similar efforts underway and serve as a springboard for initiating other efforts.

In Idaho, BCR's executive director, Brenda Bailey-Hainer, will be presenting the keynote address, "Reaching Your Users with Technology," 8:00 a.m., Thursday, October 4. Then, from 1:30-2:45 p.m., Shelly Drumm, BCR's emergent technology trainer, will be "Making Some Noise" at her "Podcasting and the Power of RSS" workshop. Learn how RSS can help librarians reach out to patrons in new and exciting ways and how libraries can harness the power of RSS by podcasting great programming from the library. Visit the BCR exhibit booth (#23) and learn about BCR's variety of products and services and what every library in Idaho has access to through the Idaho State Library's BCR membership.

BCR's Gillian Harrison, marketing & support manager, is traveling to Carson City for the Nevada Library Association annual conference. She is scheduled to present "Remember the User: Keeping Up with Technology Products," on Friday, October 5, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. This information session will give librarians ideas on how to make intelligent and informed decisions about which technologies give the best return for a library's limited time and financial resources, as well as which technologies can best reach patrons wherever they are and whenever they want. Harrison will also be staffing the BCR booth and is looking forward to chatting with Nevada librarians during the conference.

Look for Linda Gonzalez, member services librarian, and Jay Ford, library services associate, at the Iowa Library Association conference. Gonzalez is set to present "RDA: The Next Generation of AACR," on Friday, October 12, 10:20-11:10 a.m. If you haven't heard about Resource Description and Access (RDA) yet, this workshop is for you. This next edition of the AACR, currently in revision, promises to change cataloging practice in much of the English-speaking world. Learn what is expected to change and what will stay the same. Also on October 12, Gonzalez will be hosting the ever-popular BCR Update from 11:20 a.m.-12:10 p.m. Both Gonzalez and Ford will be available in the BCR exhibit booth to answer questions, provide information and meet with librarians from Iowa.

The new documentation is available at:

• Connexion client - Use SCIPIO Records at: www.oclc.org/support/documentation/connexion/client/cataloging/specializedrecords/
  Open the PDF version at: www.oclc.org/support/documentation/connexion/client/cataloging/specializedrecords/specializedrecords.pdf
• Connexion browser - Use SCIPIO Records at: www.oclc.org/support/documentation/connexion/browser/cataloging/scipio_records/
  Open the PDF at: www.oclc.org/support/documentation/connexion/browser/cataloging/scipio_records/scipio_records_pdf.pdf
• SCIPIO-authorized catalogers - SCIPIO Cataloging Formats and Standards (in PDF only):
  www.oclc.org/support/documentation/connexion/client/cataloging/SCIPIOformatsandstandards.pdf

Also, a new reference card, OCLC Cataloging Authorization Levels, is available. This document consolidates details about cataloging authorization levels, including lists of actions authorized for each level and types of master record updates authorized for Full and higher authorizations.

Updated or added items:

• Flash chat (PDF, Quick reference, 2007-09-25) — Updated the Current session section to illustrate the color of notes that patrons do not see.
• Offline Reports in Ask (PDF, Quick reference, 2007-09-25) — Updated the What is the scope? section to indicate that the reports contain transcripts with other libraries' patrons even if your library excludes them from question lists.
• Online Reports in Ask (PDF, Quick reference, 2007-09-25) — Updated the What is the scope? section to indicate that the reports contain transcripts with other libraries' patrons even if your library excludes them from question lists.
• Administrator setup guide (PDF, Booklet, 2007-09-25) — Updated page 2 bottom left and page 11 bottom to add a task to Exclude transcripts of chat sessions with other libraries' patrons. Updated page 6 Resolution codes section to update information about Followup by patron's library. Updated page 8 to add a link to the Chat quick reference for the task to Confirm that librarians are trained and ready. Updated page 10 to update the information and add an online help link for the task to Verify important profile information.
• Flash chat (Online help, 2007-09-23) — Updated Resolution Codes, Transcript Status, Question Lists, Descriptive Codes (Flash chat) to add information about resolution codes and question lists, including tips about which question lists to use to follow up on chat sessions and information about transcripts for other libraries' patrons that your library may exclude from question lists.
• Home module and My QuestionPoint page (Online help, 2007-09-23) — Updated Home module menus to include the new Cooperative Resources link for participants in the 24/7 Reference Cooperative. Updated Log on to QuestionPoint to include information about forgotten user IDs (authorizations).
• Administration module (Online help, 2007-09-23) — Added Include/exclude transcripts of our chat sessions with other libraries' patrons to describe a new feature.
• Profile and policy page module (Online help, 2007-09-23) — Added What profile information should every library provide? to describe the profile information that the QuestionPoint system needs from every library for general operation.

Have a question or comment about the documentation? Click the Comments? link on the Documentation page or send an email to Ken Thomas (thomask@oclc.org) on the QuestionPoint team.

WebDewey is a Web-based version of the enhanced DDC 22 database. This September release includes:

• All updates to Dewey Decimal Classification, Edition 22, through August 2007(corrections, new developments, new built numbers and additional electronic index terms)
• Thousands of Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH) that have been statistically mapped to Dewey numbers from records in WorldCat (the OCLC Online Union Catalog) and intellectually mapped by DDC editors (through LCSH Weekly List No. 23, 2006)
• Thousands of Relative Index terms and built numbers not available in print
• Links from mapped LCSH to the LCSH authority records
• Selected mappings from Medical Subject Headings (MeSH)

Abridged WebDewey is a Web-based version of the enhanced Abridged 14 database. This September release includes:

• All content from Abridged Edition 14, through August 2007
• LCSH that have been intellectually mapped to Dewey headings by DDC editors, including mappings to Abridged Edition 13 numbers from the OCLC publication, Subject Headings for Children
• Links from mapped LCSH to the LCSH authority records
• Mappings between abridged Dewey numbers and the 2005 update to the 18th edition of H.W. Wilson's Sears List of Subject Headings

The next Dewey Services quarterly release is scheduled for December.

WebDewey Shortcuts
As a reminder, a number of keyboard shortcuts exist for many actions in WebDewey. If Dewey Services is your active tab*, the following shortcuts activate the following buttons:

(*You can get to the Dewey Services tab in OCLC Connexion with the shortcut, <Alt>+<D>.)

If you want to know more about using WebDewey or Abridged WebDewey, try the WebDewey tutorial at www.oclc.org/support/training/dewey/. Details about WebDewey enhancements are available at "Learn what's new with WebDewey and Abridged WebDewey" (www.oclc.org/dewey/updates/enhancements/).

Come and meet BCR's Jay Ford at the BCR exhibit booth at each of these conference venues. Learn about the many products and services BCR offers, particularly those that meet the research and information needs of the medical library community, help orgainze resources and save money. BCR offers a wide selection of medical reference databases, including BioOne, Ovid, McGraw-Hill, OCLC FirstSearch and Proquest, as well as general reference databases such as Britannica, Dialog and Rosen Publishing.

With continuing education and training such an important aspect of a librarian's career, BCR offers workshops, presentations and seminars on topics from the Web and digitization to cataloging and resource sharing, many online and free or at a discount for BCR members. BCR's in-house training staff of experienced library professionals are committed to providing a high-quality learning experience.

Look for the BCR exhibit booth. Everyone is invited to stop by and chat, ask questions and learn who BCR is and how BCR can assist libraries in better serving their patrons.

Within the next week, OCLC will provide access to two additional former Eureka databases, Anthropological Literature and Anthropology Plus.

Between September 17 and September 30, all of the RLG Eureka databases migrating to FirstSearch will continue to be available on the current Eureka service. You will receive new access information for current subscriptions to these databases via e-mail from OCLC.

(* Available only on the OCLC FirstSearch service.)

Feature preview
CONTENTdm 4.3 has several new features, a few of which are described below.

• CONTENTdm 4.3 provides expanded support for PDF files. New features include automatic conversion of multiple-page PDF files into compound objects, search-term highlighting within the PDF, creation of thumbnail images from PDF files, improved text extraction and a subset print option that allows end users to select a subset of pages from the PDF file to save or print. These new features will make processing born-digital documents quick and easy. Additionally, pages of a compound object automatically generated from a PDF file will not count towards the total number of items on the server.
• Connexion digital import is a new feature that allows catalogers using the OCLC Connexion client to add digital items to their CONTENTdm collections during their Connexion cataloging process. The Connexion digital import requires both a Connexion subscription and the use of CONTENTdm Hosting Services.
• Controlled vocabularies can now be shared between fields both within the same collection and across different collections.
• Interfaces for configuring OAI settings, the stop words list and the image viewers, at both the server and collection level, have been added to CONTENTdm Administration to make it easier to access and configure those options.

The search engine upgrade, which was originally planned for this release, has been postponed until Version 4.4. This version will incorporate the powerful OCLC Find search engine that is used for WorldCat.

A complete feature list for Version 4.3 will be available on the CONTENTdm User Support Center when the software is released.

Visit CONTENTdm at OCLC www.oclc.org/contentdm/default.htm for more information.

Learn the new features of Microsoft Office 2007 applications, as well as get tips and tricks for working with 2007 Word, Excel, Access, Outlook and more. New Horizons offers many courses for those managing a Microsoft Exchange Server 2007. Information Security is a hot topic in today's digital world. Check out course offerings that focus on the threats and solutions for the electronic world we work in today. Don't forget to identify some Business skills courses that can prove valuable to many of your staff — like New Horizons' Time Management, Mentoring, Managing Conflict and Negotiating Skills classes.

For more information on the cost to BCR members, see our Web site at www.bcr.org/training/newhorizon/index.html. For more information about available classes, see New Horizon's Web site.

The broadcasts begin in October. They are:

• October 26, 2007: "Finding the Trends That Matter: Get Your Environmental Scan On"
• February 8, 2008: "People Watching With a Purpose: Meeting Needs Before They Need It"
• April 11, 2008: "Trends, Fads or Folly: Spotting the Library Trends That Really Matter"

Library Challenges and Opportunities 2008

• March 7, 2008: "Library Spaces: Future Needs"
• May 9, 2008: "Library Challenges and Opportunities...Into the Future"

Libraries may downlink the satellite coordinates to the five College of DuPage teleconference programs for on-site viewing, or staff may view the teleconferences via webcast from any location with adequate Internet access. The webcasts, also available at no charge to libraries, will be archived and available for 30 days following the live broadcast. Libraries may order tapes or DVDs of the broadcasts for their collections for $30 each.

Register online for the satellite downlink or the webcast by completing BCR's online registration form. View the downlink site-license terms on BCR's Web site.

Questions? Contact BCR's Regan Harper at rharper@bcr.org.

When a library adds or modifies OpenURL server(s) in the WorldCat Services Administrative Module, the changes are automatically made in the WorldCat Registry. Previously, a library had to indicate whether the changes to OpenURL servers should be carried over to the WorldCat Registry via checkbox. This checkbox is now removed.

Note: If you delete a server in the Administrative Module, the delete does not occur in the WorldCat Registry. Libraries must still delete the server in the WorldCat Registry.

The two new enhancements are:

• Column Graphing — You can now graph your analysis results by column (in addition to graphing by row). This makes it easier to graph data across multiple criteria (e.g. holdings in a publication date range by subject or holdings by subject in a particular format, etc.). To see a visual representation of your analysis results, simply click on the graph icon above the column data you would like to graph.
• Limiting by Call Number — You can now limit your analysis by LC, Dewey or NLM call number. This allows you to quickly drill down to the most granular level of the Conspectus that contains the call number you are interested in. No matter what analysis you are running (My Library, WorldCat Comparison, ILL Analysis, Peer comparison, etc.), simply click on the Limit Analysis button and enter the call number you wish to limit by. You may also continue to drill down to the call number of interest manually.

For more information on WorldCat Collection Analysis, contact Bethany Levrault at BCR (blevraul@bcr.org).

Anyone interested in learning more about the new features added to WCA, are invited to take part in a free, live Web session on Tuesday, September 18, from 2:30-3:30 pm EDT (12:30 pm Mountain Time).

Among the recent enhancements to be discussed:

• Applying elements of FRBR to your WorldCat Comparison
• The new Limit by Call Number feature
• New predefined groups available for comparison
• Increased number of languages available to limit an analysis
• More granular Conspectus breakout for Government Documents
• Increased number of records that can be exported in a batch
• Larger peer comparison groups

To register for the webinar, go to www3.oclc.org/app/request/bin/request.asp?specialCode=WCASep07 and fill out the online form.

Northwest Interlibrary Loan and Resource Sharing Conference — Portland, Oregon, is the venue for the sixth Annual NW ILL and Resource Sharing Conference, September 20-21. Heather Clark, BCR's resident ILL and resource expert, will staff BCR's exhibit booth and present a short demo session, "BCR and Resource Sharing: Fare to Fuel Your Productivity." Attendees will have an opportunity to win a BCR Training Credit Voucher as well as one of the other gifts provided as part of BCR's cosponsorship of the prize drawing event.

Marmot Users Group Meeting — Gillian Harrison, BCR manager of Marketing & Support, will be in Grand Junction (Colorado) on September 20, to participate in the Marmot Users Group meeting, Two Rivers Convention Center. Don't miss Harrison's General Session presentation, "In the Center Ring! BCR - The Balancing Act."

NISO Electronic Resource Management Forum — Join other Colorado librarians on September 24-25, at the Magnolia Hotel, Denver (Colorado). Presentations designed to answer pressing questions about the impact of ERMs on internal management and workflow will come from all major sectors of the NISO community.

ARSL — Set for September 26-29, in Columbus, Ohio, the Association of Rural and Small Libraries annual conference is expected to draw participants from more than 200 rural and small libraries from across the United States. BCR's executive director, Brenda Bailey-Hainer, and Regan Harper, manager, Training & OCLC Services, will be staffing the BCR exhibit booth. Bailey-Hainer and Harper are looking forward to the opportunity to meet a new group of librarians at yet another first-time conference venue for BCR.

Colorado Database Fair — Visit BCR staff at "Surfing Beyond Search Engines," Denver Public Library, September 27-28. Heather Clark, BCR member services librarian, is presenting "Technology X-Factor: Technologies that Make Using Databases Easier," September 27, 2:30-3:45 p.m. She will be exploring search options, including Federated Searching, open access, link resolution, Open WorldCat, Google Scholar and more. Please stop by the BCR booth and learn about the products and services BCR has to offer libraries in the region.

When a Leila Books record is added or matched to WorldCat, a 938 field is added to the MARC record that contains the vendor code LEIL. This code is indexed — vendor records are searchable in Connexion using the vendor index (Vendor (vn:) in the dropdown menu). Some examples of the records added to WorldCat from Leila Books are OCLC numbers: #162136760, #162136772. Examples of records matched are: #79822068, #84893153.

See the Leila Books Web site for more information.

Visit the OCLC Web site for a list of all partners contributing records through the Vendor Record Contribution Program.

Please contact Bethany Levrault at BCR (blevraul@bcr.org) for additional details.

Genre terms in catalog records indicate the form, genre, style, technique or physical characteristics of the cataloged resource and are tagged 655 in MARC bibliographic records. The Genre authority record tags the authorized form of entry for the genre term as a 155; each cross-reference is tagged 455.

With the introduction of these records, a Genre index is available in OCLC Authorities. These authority records are also available via the Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH) index.

The Library of Congress has distributed a limited number of Genre authority records to date and at present is using only the Library of Congress Subject Headings list as a source of these terms. An example of a newly added Genre authority record is LCCN sh2007025004 (OCLC ARN 7519072), for Fiction films.

Although the Genre index labels are not present in the authority searching or browsing drop-down lists in Client 1.7x, the Genre indexes can be accessed via the command line in the 1.7x search and browse dialog boxes. The index label for the Genre index is ge. An example of a search from the command line is: ge: films and an example of a command line browse is sca ge: films.

Currently, headings tagged as 655, second indicator 0, are not candidates for the control headings functionality in Connexion. This will be enabled as part of a future Connexion enhancement.

Please contact Linda Gonzalez (lgonzale@bcr.org) or Bethany Levrault (blevraul@bcr.org) at BCR for additional information or assistance.

• New search parameters added to Closed Requests — The new searches include the ability to search by all of the following parameters: Author (au:); Borrowing Library (bl:); Call number (cn:); ILLiad transition Id (tn:); Lending Library (ll:); Patron Department (pd:); Request closed date (rc:); Request identifier (an:); RLG reference ID(rg:); and Title (ti:).
• Request Manager categories exceed 20 requests — A drop down box was added to Request Manger allowing users to view more than 20 records on a single screen. Users can choose from 20 (default), 50, 75 or 99 records per page. Once the selection is chosen, it remains persistent throughout the session. This is available for all categories of requests.

For more information, please contact Bethany Levrault at BCR (blevraul@bcr.org) or (800) 397-1552.

Library patrons now can view and save citations using the five common bibliographic styles, add library-owned items to their social bookmarks or use the Advanced Search option to locate words with Library of Congress subject headings. Highlights of these new features include:

Citations Available in WorldCat Lists

• The lists of library-owned materials your library users can create on WorldCat.org now be viewed and saved as bibliographic citations.
• The Citations View for a WorldCat list allows users to display citations of listed items in their choice of five common styles: APA, Chicago, Harvard, MLA or Turabian.
• Users can export a list in their selected citation style, choosing which list items should be exported. A handy Select All link lets them quickly include every item on the list.
• Exported list citations can be saved locally in HTML, Rich Text or RIS format, and are compatible with Endnote bibliographic software or the RefWorks research management Web tool.
• The previously available WorldCat list display which featured basic item information, the ability to add personal notes and move, copy or delete list items, is now available under the Details and Notes View tab.

To create your own WorldCat lists, log into WorldCat.org or create your account at worldcat.org/account/?page=login.

Social Bookmarking Added to Detailed Records

• Patrons who maintain social bookmarks on Web sites such as Digg, Del.icio.us, Facebook, Yahoo! or Google can add library-owned items to their bookmarks using the AddThis.com bookmarking button. The button is available on the detailed record page for any item in WorldCat, under the Share It heading.
• When a user mouses over the bookmarking button, they see a window with links to 11 popular Web bookmarking services. (Clicking More presents a full menu of 34 such services.) After selecting a bookmarking site, users can log into or create a new account with that site. A link to the WorldCat detailed record is automatically added to their bookmarks.

Subject Index Added to Advanced Search

• The Advanced Search on WorldCat.org lets users search on words within Library of Congress subject headings, helping them find similar items and related subject matter more easily. The advanced search also lets users query WorldCat by keyword, title, author and ISBN or ISSN, with limiting by language, format and publication date range.

You can learn more about either Ulrich's service by registering for a September or October free webinar at www.serialssolutions.com/learning.html or by visiting www.serialssolutions.com/ulrichs.html.

Beyond the existing BCR member discount and this new, limited-time opportunity, BCR members can also take advantage of Serials Solutions' other discount opportunities (multiple product, community college and others) for both Ulrichsweb.com and Ulrich's Serials Analysis System. The combination of all available discounts presents an opportunity for your library to recognize a significant amount of savings.

To request pricing or a preview for either Ulrich's service, please email marketing@serialssolutions.com or call (866) 737-4257 ext. 5.

For information on how to start or renew a subscription, contact BCR's Jay Ford (jford@bcr.org).

The program is for all staff, especially those who work with the public, providing collection development and technical support. Staff may attend any or all courses, including "Using Your OverDrive Digital Library 101," "Best Practices to Increase Download Circulation," "Collection Update: What's New in the OverDrive Digital Catalog" and "Real-Time Reports: Patron Statistics and Download Trends."

The hour-long sessions will be held at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. (Eastern time). The courses will be conducted online by OverDrive expert trainers using ReadyTalk, a Web conferencing service with a toll-free, dial-in number.

OverDrive is offering the following Staff Participation awards:

• Certificate of Achievement
• An MP3 raffle at each session
• OverDrive Digital Library Staff Training contest

Libraries with the most staff participation in the training during October will be awarded prizes. For the winner in each category (small library, mid-size library and large library), prizes will include a $1,000-$1,500 collection credit and sponsorship of an ad in their local newspaper.

Check out the Oxford Help guides, guided tour and search box that can be put directly on your library's Web site for users to search directly into OED. The Help guides can be found at: www.oed.com/help/. Find the guided tour at www.oed.com/tour/. Add the search box for OED is available by going to www.oed.com/services/.

Did you know that 2,600 new and revised words were just added to Oxford English Dictionary? Have some fun with terms like "club-hopping," "Kahlua," "chill pill," and "prime time." See more at oed.com/news/updates/newwords0706.html.

Visit www.oclc.org/support/documentation/collectionanalysis/scenarios/default.htm to learn more.

To download the guide for individual subscribers, go to www.oclc.org/support/documentation/collectionanalysis/scenarios/individuals/individuals1.pdf.

To download the guide for group subscribers, go to www.oclc.org/support/documentation/collectionanalysis/scenarios/groups/groups1.pdf.

Topics covered in this online seminar include how to:

• Make your electronic content more visible and accessible without adding to your cataloging workload
• Automate setting and maintaining your library's location holdings in WorldCat
• Increase the value of your investment in A-Z lists, OpenURL resolver, WorldCat and WorldCat Collection Analysis
• Increase usage of your electronic serials collection
• Automatically control and/or deflect ILL requests from colleagues in the OCLC cooperative
• Get started using the eSerials Holdings service, available at no charge to OCLC member libraries

To register for the session, go to www3.oclc.org/app/request/bin/request.asp?specialCode=eSerSep07. Need more information on the eSerials Holdings service? Go to www.oclc.org/eserialsholdings/default.htm.

Fall 2007 eAudiobooks Now Available for Pre-order
The fall 2007 release schedule (September-December) includes more than 200 highly anticipated electronic audiobook titles featuring new releases, backlist favorites, the latest bestsellers, children's and young adult titles, plus award-winning authors in multiple subject categories. Participating publishers include Books on Tape and Listening Library.

A complete list of fall 2007 forthcoming titles now available for pre-order is posted on the OCLC Web site (in Excel format) and is also presented in TitleSelect. Go to www.oclc.org/netlibrary/offers/default.htm.

The advance order program will occur three times per year, every four months:

Forthcoming NetLibrary eAudiobook titles will be announced up to three months in advance of NetLibrary’s release date. Libraries may visit the OCLC Web site to find the schedule of titles to be released. To ensure prompt delivery when titles become available, and thus availability to their users, libraries are encouraged to place orders for titles in advance of their release date. Libraries that place advance orders will not be billed until the titles are loaded to their NetLibrary account.

University of Louisville Libraries Digital Collections
University of Louisville Libraries
The University of Louisville Digital Collections include rare and unique images, documents and oral histories from the University of Louisville archives, special collections and other campus units.

Showgirls
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
No other icon epitomizes Las Vegas like the showgirl. Drawing on the UNLV Libraries unique collections of costume design drawings, illustrations and photographs this digital collection documents the history of the Las Vegas show and its producers from the nightclub dance lines in the modest showrooms of the early hotels to the high-tech amphitheaters of today's Strip.

Performance Practice Review
Claremont Colleges
Performance Practice Review is a peer-reviewed journal devoted to the study of Western musical performance practices. It originally was published biannually (1988 to 1997) with Roland Jackson serving as editor. All issues existing in print appear on this site. Contributions from 2006 onward will be published exclusively online, on a continuous basis. Libraries have permission to include links to the Performance Practice Review home page in their online catalogues.

These are just a few of the many outstanding digital collections created by CONTENTdm users. To access the entire Collection of Collections go to www.contentdm.com/customers/index.html.

The WorldCat Cataloging Partners program is a new, enhanced service that merges the existing OCLC Cataloging Partners program with the OCLC PromptCat service. The service delivers OCLC MARC records at the same time that materials arrive from participating partners and sets a library’s holdings automatically in WorldCat. It is a collaborative effort with materials vendors to reduce the cost of cataloging for libraries.

For more information on the program, contact Beth Levrault (blevraul@bcr.org.

This feature explores the people, places, events and traditions that have shaped — and continue to shape — the vibrant Hispanic culture that thrives today in South, Central and North America. Read and learn about writers, artists, political and business leaders such as Diego Rivera, Hugo Chavez and Celia Cruz. Learn about various Latin American countries, historical events and cultural celebrations.

In addition to a wide array of articles, this Spotlight also contains essays, speeches, images, videos, related Web sites and learning activities. Try it today!

• School Edition: www.school.eb.com/hispanic_heritage
• Public Library Edition: www.library.eb.com/hispanic_heritage
• Academic Edition: www.search.eb.com/hispanic_heritage

Hard copies of the brochure may also be requested by sending a message to orders@oclc.org and requesting product number PRM 12611.

Contact Beth Levrault, blevraul@bcr.org, at BCR if you would like more information on WorldCat Local.

This practical resource is designed to meet educational and research needs at public, school and college libraries — including the needs of vocational students preparing for careers in health care. The database includes:

• Some 30 full-text articles per topic, hand-picked by Wilson editors to ensure thorough, unbiased coverage.
• A wide range of leading sources featured, from peer-reviewed journals to popular newsstand magazines.
• Links to primary sources and helpful Web sites enhance topic coverage.
• PDF page images deliver illustrations, charts, graphs and other graphical content essential to research.
• Links to automatic WilsonWeb searches expand on and update each topic.
• More than 50 topics to start, with 20 added to the database each year. Initial Topics — Alcohol Abuse, Allergies, Alzheimer's Disease, Asthma, Autism, Becoming a Physician, Biomedical Engineering, Bioterrorism, Birth Defects, Body Image, Brain Diseases, Cancer in Women, Cloning, Complementary Medicine, Cosmetic Surgery, Cost of Health Care, Debate over Universal Health Care, Depression, Diet Trends, Drug Addiction and Treatment, The Drug Market, Eating Disorders, Euthanasia, Eye Care, The FDA, Food Safety, Gastrointestinal Health, Global Epidemics, Health Care in Sub-Saharan Africa, Health Insurance Industry, Heart Disease, Human Reproduction, The Immune System, Legalization of Drugs, Medicare and Medicaid, Midwifery, Obesity, Occupational Hazards, Organ Transplantation, Pediatric Care, The Pharmaceutical Industry, Smoking, Sports Medicine, STDs, Stem Cell Research, Stress Disorders, Transgenic Medicine, Travel and Health, Uninsured Americans, The World Health.

For more information and to order, contact BCR's Karen Graham at kgraham@bcr.org.