HeinOnline Cataloging Aid
Please read about Provider-Neutral E-Monograph Records, which will be supplied for new Legal Classics titles beginning with the July 2009 release.
Survey Results
- Survey Results: HeinOnline links from Library Catalog for Title Changes (6/2005)
- Survey Results: Retention and Disposition of Bound Volumes (5/2004)
- Survey Results: Library Practices for Providing Access to Titles in HeinOnline (6/2002)
Other Information
Effective with the May 2007 release, HeinOnline (HOL) includes has a new user interface. All URLs remain the same in HOL. The new interface does not affect any links currently embedded in catalogs. No changes are needed to links in individual catalogs.
Effective with release 2005-8, HeinOnline (HOL) includes links to external journals. External journals are not stored on the Hein servers. Rather, HOL provides a table of contents list for each volume and a link to the fulltext on the host server. 'External journals' are indicated in the Cataloging Aid by the the notation '[External To HeinOnline].'
RSS Feeds
(Law Journals)
(Legal Classics)
Overview
The HeinOnline Cataloging Aid assists libraries by
- identifying appropriate bibliographic records from OCLC and
- providing a mechanism to add links to records in a local online system, allowing users of a library's catalog to click a link and access the electronic version of a title in HeinOnline.
For libraries utilizing Innovative Interfaces Proxy Rewrite the Cataloging Aid also provides a method to customize URLs and facilitate off-campus access to users.
Cataloging aids are available for the following HeinOnline libraries:
- Law Journals
- U.S. Presidential
- U.S. Attorney General
- U.S. Supreme Court
- Treaties and Agreements
- Legal Classics (includes MARC records)
- World Trials (MARC records for first release only)
The HeinOnline Cataloging Aid is maintained by staff and hosted on servers at Washburn University School of Law Library in Topeka, Kansas.
Please send comments, suggestions, and corrections to:
- Martin Wisneski, martin.wisneski [at] washburn.edu ((785) 670-1788) or
- Daniel Rosati, d_rosati [at] wshein.com ((800) 828-7571)
