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A Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) or Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR) is a standard document that helps assess the accessibility of a Elsevier product. It contains detailed information about a product’s conformance with accessibility standards (i.e. WCAG 2.1, Section 508, etc.) and accessibility-related features such as its support for assistive technology.
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As a librarian, you have a vital role in empowering your patrons with seamless access to cutting-edge research and academic resources. To cater to your diverse needs, we offer a range of access methods suitable for different ways of working. Here is a brief overview of the available options:
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We offer complimentary high-quality MARC records through OCLC® for books purchased on ScienceDirect. Please note, MARC records are not available for ScienceDirect journals.
To receive MARC records, complete a one-time setup for data exchange and delivery via OCLC WorldShare Collection Manager. Once set up, your WorldCat library will continuously update with ScienceDirect holdings, and you'll receive automatic MARC deliveries (new, updated, and deleted records) reflecting changes in your ScienceDirect holdings. This ensures your catalog aligns with your ScienceDirect subscription without the need for individual MARC orders per book or collection.
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ScienceDirect provides electronic holdings reports which specify the titles and dates of coverage included in a library's subscription package.
These reports are based on the KBART (Knowledge Base and Related Tools) Phase II draft recommendations, which can be viewed at https://www.uksg.org/KBART(opens in new tab/window)
Customers can access three types of reports:
KBART Product Reports, which provide collection title lists for all journals and books available on ScienceDirect
KBART Account Reports, which provide customer-specific entitlements information
ScienceDirect proprietary Electronic Holdings Report, which provides customer-specific entitlements information.
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