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This would definitely save some steps/cut down on having to toggle between functions.
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We would really find this helpful when looking at whether our renewal and signup campaigns were successful or not.
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We're looking to switch over to title paging (vs. item paging), and I was not aware this was one of the downsides. We only want to see what we can fulfill show up on the list.
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This would be very helpful. Just seeing "null" in all the areas where data would normally populate makes it hard to see what something is going to look like w/out testing with a real print job (wasting time, paper, etc.).
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Please note that there is no way for Vega Discover to do this today without Polaris/Sierra development of an endpoint that could calculate this information for us based on the site location.
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After asking a staff member why they used Classic WebPAC vs. Vega, it comes down to subject headings. When she is weeding and see related subjects, or helping students find related non-fiction for a title in the WebPAC, she can show them other related subjects (which are clickable, take you to any holdings), making it easy for the patron, helps explain how to research related categories. In the WebPAC, for the title, Fashions of a Decade, the 6 subject headings display.
In Vega, that same title, once you click down into the resource page/card, and then wait for the circle to stop spinning, what you see for Topics (which I guess is similar to subjects?) there are only 2 showing, 3 in total, none of which are related to Costume or Fashion. They are related to US politics and government, etc.
Thus the reference staff continue to prefer/use the WebPAC over Vega. I think the consumer/patron would also like to see the actual subjects vs. the somewhat mysterious Topics, too.
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This would help us tie efforts made at programs where we promote patron registration to actual numbers, help us determine if it's worth the effort. We think we have a lot of people who attend an event but are not cardholders.
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Agree - freezing a hold to read later seems to be much more intuitive/popular with patrons than putting something in their bookmarks (Vega) or a list (Sierra). We've tried to educate patrons that available items should go on their bookmarks, but this is a very library operations-centric discussion, makes no sense to the patrons.