Research Sites Offered to Library Pro 2 Customers

  • 01/01/00

Chancery Software is offering Library Pro 2 customers three special curriculum-based sets of URLs in MARC record format that will help students access useful information for research projects. The Chancery Webivore MARC Records are high quality sites that have been pre-selected and categorized in terms of subject matter, accuracy and credibility.

Library Pro 2 customers have exclusive rights to download the Chancery Webivore Marc Records and incorporate them into their Library Pro 2 database. Chancery offers annual subscriptions to the collections, including monthly additions and updates. All records have been reviewed by content area experts and rated as the best in their categories. Chancery Software, Burnaby, BC, Canada, (800) 999-9931, www.chancery.com.

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