February 13, 2007 at 12:57 am · Filed under
Libraries
and Librarianship, Info
Management and Retrieval
The
European Commission’s Central Library Launches New ECLAS catalogue on
EUROPA.
From the announcement:
The catalogue gives
access to the collections of the Commission’s Central Library as well as to
those of the libraries in the many Directorates General and services which are
members of the RéseauBib network.
While the principal
subjects covered are European integration and European law and policies, the
collections also include many works on the Member
States
, international affairs and third
countries in all the official languages. The catalogue contains detailed
bibliographical information on each item and is constantly
updated.
The easy-to-use
interface is available in English and French and,
through the various search options, caters to both novices and experts. Readers
have free access to the entire catalogue and, by registering, can set up alerts
and save searches. Searches can also be limited to more specialised
sub-catalogues, such as journals, e-journals or the ECLAS
thesaurus.
Direct to ECLAS Catalogue
The
European Commission’s Central Library Launches New ECLAS catalogue on
EUROPA.
From the announcement:
The catalogue gives
access to the collections of the Commission’s Central Library as well as to
those of the libraries in the many Directorates General and services which are
members of the RéseauBib network.
While the principal
subjects covered are European integration and European law and policies, the
collections also include many works on the Member
States
, international affairs and third
countries in all the official languages. The catalogue contains detailed
bibliographical information on each item and is constantly
updated.
The easy-to-use
interface is available in English and French and,
through the various search options, caters to both novices and experts. Readers
have free access to the entire catalogue and, by registering, can set up alerts
and save searches. Searches can also be limited to more specialised
sub-catalogues, such as journals, e-journals or the ECLAS
thesaurus.
Direct to ECLAS Catalogue
Source: EUROPA /
European Commission; (via ResourceShelf)