I'm interested both in Talis's view of this functionality and the workaround (if any) that other customer sites are using...
 
A Liaison Librarian member of our Resource List project group is finding the management of book chapters (and by implication journal articles) through the Bookmarking tool vexing.
 
The scenario is this: a List Publisher wants to add an entry for a book chapter for a print book held in the library. Using the browser plug-in, they bookmark the book from the library catalogue, but in the Bookmark preview screen there is only the option to indicate that this item is 'Part of...' something else, whereas what the Publisher of the List wants to do is indicate that this item 'Has part...'. In other words, they want to grab the book record from the catalogue, and then supplement that by adding a 'Has part...' entry to reference the individual chapter that they want to highlight.
 
The same constraint operates where a List Publisher bookmarks a journal record from the library catalogue but then wants to indicate (using a 'Has part...' option) the specific journal article that they want to reference.
 
At present it is possible to cludge a workaround for this - by adding a 'Part of...' field; then flipping the Resource Type declaration for the two tabs which now exist; then copying data around, but this is not fit for purpose. 
 
The Aspire progress board indicates that UI changes to better support Chapter display is in 'Test' at present, which is welcome because it will hopefully address the inconsistent management of the Title element for Books/Chapters in various UI displays, but it would be good to have Talis's comments on the 'Has part...' idea and the insights of any sites which have fine-tuned some workarounds for this.
 
Regards
 
Richard Cross
Resource Discovery and Innovation Manager
Libraries and Learning Resources
Hollymount House
Nottingham Trent University
Nottingham NG1 4BU
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