[Heb-NACO] ease of cataloging Hebrew records into ALEPH

Rose Shoshanah Seidman sseidman at northwestern.edu
Tue Oct 26 13:30:05 EDT 2021


We do not have Aleph but ALMA is our local system. We all catalog in OCLC (Connexion) and download/export the records to Alma. Cataloging in ALMA is quite of a nightmare
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Hi Heidi,



Currently I work on OCLC and export to Sirsi, but when I was at UMD we had Aleph. I think Aleph manages Hebrew better than Sirsi but I would never catalog Hebrew records into it. It feels clunky and hard to read, starting by the fact that the parallel fields do not appear in parallel but divided by alphabet. To make things more complicated, Aleph feels like a dark box: it is easy to send things to it from Connexion, but exporting from Aleph, like producing reports, is a nightmare.



Hope you are doing well.



Best,





Neil



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Hi there,



The only systems that I have cataloged directly into are RLIN and OClC, then exporting records into our local system SIRSI. SIRSI was woefully inadequate for editing or cataloging Hebrew records directly into it.



For those of you who are currently using ALEPH as your local system, could you please let me know if you do the majority of our cataloging directly int ALEPH or into OCLC (and then export).



Thanks, Heidi



Heidi G. Lerner

Metadata Librarian for Hebraica and Judaica Emerita, Stanford University Libraries



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