There's a wide variety of content that can be made discoverable in Primo VE:
In general, content availability follows these guidelines:
Note that because SUNY uses a Network Zone (NZ), any changes to NZ-linked records or Community Zone (CZ) records may need intervention in the NZ to go into effect. Contact SUNY Library Services if you have any trouble with getting your changes to show in your Primo instance.
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You can set up your course reserves in Alma and make a separate search profile or slot for them in Primo VE.
Ex Libris Resources:
You can set up groups of titles in Alma and make them discoverable in Primo VE using Discovery Collections. For example, you collect documents, artwork, DEI titles, etc. Note that it's not possible to add content like articles or other records from the Central Discovery Index to these kinds of Collections.
See also the section on importing external content below.
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Resource Recommender is a way to push recommendations to the top of your search results if a user searches for a specific topic. You could create recommendations for subject specialists, databases, library hours, etc. You can populate the Resource Recommender lists either manually, or through exports from external sites like LibGuides.
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You can harvest content from external sources and make it discoverable in Primo VE.
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There is a large amount of Open Access content available for activation in the Community Zone, but be aware that many of these packages may include outdated links or content that is only partially OA.
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