WiLS OCLC Services and Support

WiLS is a contracting agent for the Online Computer Library Center, Inc. (OCLC) in Dublin, Ohio. Libraries use the OCLC Online System for cataloging, interlibrary loan, union listing and reference searching (FirstSearch). OCLC members are from 38,000 libraries of all types in 76 countries. WiLS, one of the U.S. regional networks, provides OCLC training and support through workshops and distribution of information updates.
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Three Cataloging Options:
Connexion Client • Connexion Browser • CatExpress
Choose a cataloging system that suits your library's workflow and needs. See OCLC Cataloging Options
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WiLS OCLC Summaries:

WiLS OCLC Summary July 29-August 11, 2008

WiLS OCLC Summary July 15-28, 2008

WiLS OCLC Summary (ALA Reports) July 1-14, 2008 (pdf)

WiLS OCLC Summary June 17-30, 2008 (pdf)

WiLS OCLC Summary June 3-16, 2008 (pdf)

WiLS OCLC Summary May 20-June 2, 2008 (pdf)

WiLS OCLC Summary May 6-19, 2008 (pdf)

WiLS OCLC Summary April 23-May 5, 2008 (pdf)

WiLS OCLC Summary April 9-22, 2008 (pdf)

WiLS OCLC Summary March 26-April 8, 2008 (pdf)

WiLS OCLC Summary March 12-25, 2008 (pdf)

WiLS OCLC Summary February 25-March 11, 2008 (pdf)

OCLC Online System covers:


OCLC Online Service Center can be used to order FirstSearch, CatExpress, WorldCat Collection Analysis, NetLibrary audio books, or Recorded Books audio books. You can also make changes to your institution address and contact people.

You will need a Username and Password. (call 608.263.5051)

Peer Council
Peer Council is a technical services user group. In Wisconsin, it is important to the WiLS member libraries that the aspect of equal participation by all be emphasized and always apparent with the use of the word "peer". Member libraries have one representative to the Peer Council, usually chosen by the library. WiLS member libraries elect officers to the Peer Council board.

Biannual Peer Council Meetings (see Spring Peer Council, May 20, 2008) Peer Council meetings are an opportunity to talk with your peers and appreciate WiLS member library differences, as well as similarities. These meetings occur in October and May. Speakers and topics are chosen by the Peer Council officers with WiLS staff assistance.
 
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