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360: Canadian Electronic Library / desLibris Platform Change

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Canadian Electronic Library is being sold (see https://my.canadianelectroniclibrary.ca/news), and titles are now available to libraries on the new Canada Commons platform.  The desLibris platform was closed on June 30, 2022.

 

The developers of Canada Commons are planning to set up metadata deliveries to linking and discovery services, but they're not ready to do that yet. Each desLibris URL now redirects to the same title on Canada Commons.  

 

Please note:

 - Canada Commons only offers subscription access, but libraries that previously purchased perpetual access licenses to CEL books can still access those titles on Canada Commons.

 - The Ulysses Travel Guides collection was merged with the main subscription books collection in January 2022.  (The subscribers to the Ulysses collection also subscribe to the main collection, so this did not cause a problem for anyone.)

Therefore, as part of the migration project, we will delete the electronic collection: 

desLibris - Guides de voyage Ulysse / Ulysses Travel Guides

DBID: DAPSY

 - The Irwin Law collection has been discontinued because CEL no longer have distribution rights for those titles.

Therefore, as part of the migration project, we will delete the electronic collection: 

desLibris - Irwin Law

DBID: BQTEA

 

To update the CEL collections with the URLs to the new platform we will need the title lists from Coherent Digital.

They have supplied one file recently; however, it does not contain sufficient metadata and we are not able to use it.
The provider is aware of the issue as we have discussed it on numerous occasions together; we will continue to discuss it at our regular check-ins.

At this time it is up to the provider's roadmap to resolve the issue.

We will update this article when new information is available.

 

Updated: 23 March 2023

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