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Hi Jo Here at UHI our catalogue displays our resources, print and electronic - books and journals - via the catalogue. The journals are more of an experiment at the moment as we have an E-Journal Gateway that we tend to refer people to. The E-Books are put through the catalogue but we also have our e-books platforms listed on our "A-Z Online Resources" page as well as having a separate E-Books page. It can be a bit of a hassle upkeeping them all, but we tend to think, at the moment, that multiple entry points have their uses. Hope this helps. Regards Elizabeth Elizabeth McHugh - Electronic Resources Manager UHI Millennium Institute, Executive Office, Ness Walk, Inverness, IV3 5SQ Tel: Office: DD: 01349 780 217 Tel: Mobile: 07748146418 Creating the University of the Highlands and Islands / A' Cruthachadh Oilthigh na Gaidhealtachd's nan Eilean A limited company registered in Scotland No 148203. Recognised Scottish Charity No. SC022228. Registered office: Executive Office, Ness Walk, Inverness IV3 5SQ >>> Jo Field <[log in to unmask]> 22/11/2010 16:41 >>> Hi all, Here at the University of Wolverhampton, we are looking at the role that our static catalogue terminals play in our learning centres. I hoped to gather some information regarding what other universities are doing by asking which of the following type of terminals are used at your institution: 1) Catalogue terminals that reflect physical stock only - electronic resources are available elsewhere. 2) Static catalogue terminals that display full records but do not allow access to electronic resources - if so, are there any future plans to change them?. 3) Catalogue terminals that display full records AND allow access to all resources, including electronic resources via links. I would be very grateful and eagerly await your responses on this, as I'm sure 'best practice' will prevail!!! Kind regards Jo Field Resources Librarian, University of Wolverhampton