Begin with a department, program, or group of courses. We’ll help your team connect to your holdings, review results, and prepare its first course collections.
Start with the materials you have: bookstore adoption feeds, syllabi, assignments, or other course materials. You don’t need all of them. Any one is enough to get started.
WyderNet checks your holdings through your discovery service using a read-only connection. It does not change records in your library systems.
EBSCO Discovery ServicePrimoWorldCat Discoveryand moreYour team continues managing its collections through its existing library system.
AlmaWorldShare (WMS)FOLIOSierraand moreUse your established processes when a reading requires a purchase, a different license, or an interlibrary loan request.
GOBIMosaicRialtoInterlibrary loanand moreKeep your existing reading list and reserves tools as part of your course materials workflow.
LegantoTalis Aspireand moreDiscuss whether an LMS connection would be useful for your starting scope.
CanvasMoodleBlackboardand more1
See how WyderNet checks readings, handles uncertain matches, and presents course collections to students.
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Select a department, program, or group of courses and identify the course materials available.
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We’ll help connect WyderNet to your holdings. Your librarians review results, decide how to handle gaps, and publish collections.
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Assess coverage, unresolved gaps, student access, staff time, and faculty feedback. Use what you learn to decide where to expand.
Chooses the courses, reviews uncertain matches, makes collection decisions, and decides what to publish.
Identifies assigned readings, checks holdings, and highlights matches, gaps, and possible alternatives.
Can share syllabi and provide feedback where helpful. Faculty review is optional.
Pricing
Pricing is based on the number of courses you support each year and the integrations your setup requires.
We’ll talk through your starting scope and walk you through pricing during the demo.
Tell us which discovery service you use, where your course lists come from, and which courses you would like to begin with.