Hi all, For those on the Primo list, apologies for the cross-posting: I work at a small 2 school consortium (Carleton and St. Olaf's college libraries). Last year we migrated from a shared Millennium system to Ex Libris' Alma and Primo. We're now moving on to a new phase of collaboration: we've long wanted a shared web presence that pulls together non-catalog resources like A&I databases and digital collections/repositories. Basically a research gateway to our shared resources. We are exploring whether giving users the option to authenticate and save resources for future use would be a good feature to build in. As part of our planning process, we’re reaching out to the wider library community to find out if other libraries have created anything similar. We would greatly appreciate a reply to this email if you have any thoughts on the following: - If your library’s website provides options for users to customize the interface in any way (i.e., after logging in, users can create shortcuts to favorite databases, libguides, events, etc.), please share details about what you offer, your goals, how long you’ve had this feature, and future plans. - If your library’s website (or consortial website) does NOT provide options for users customization, have you ever considered such an option? If you did consider it, and then decided not to pursue this option, what factors contributed to that decision? - If your library is part of a consortium AND you have a shared website or page that provides information on resources available across the consortium or at other member libraries, please share a link, your reasons for creating it, history and future plans. If you would like to talk rather than type, let me know and I can give you a call. Thanks in advance for any and all insights and advice! Sarah Johnston -- Sarah Johnston Systems & Web Services Librarian St. Olaf College Libraries 1510 St. Olaf Avenue Northfield, MN 55057 507.786.3778 [log in to unmask]