00:06:24	Kori Newboles (Winterthur):	Hello all, I'm recovering from a cold so might need to restrict myself to chat partly!
00:15:15	Kori Newboles (Winterthur):	Yes--I wanted to see what others think about a 'circ management' app (think Aeon, but entirely contained within FOLIO).
00:16:08	Kori Newboles (Winterthur):	Yes--I think it would probably end up being distinct from RR app.
00:19:21	Kori Newboles (Winterthur):	Aeon allows for highly customizable tracking of physical movement of items through 'queues'--it can serve very complex workflows or very simple ones, depending upon your local needs.
00:19:42	Jamie Cumby:	Reacted to "Aeon allows for high..." with 😮
00:19:55	Natalie Koziar, she/her:	While the 583 field is helpful for recording some information related to conservation, it does not seem comprehensive enough to include a conservator's entire report.

Recording conservation information: The MARC 583 field in practice - Penn State
00:22:38	Natalie Koziar, she/her:	We would like to include these reports somewhere in FOLIO - the ability to attach a PDF would be a great option.
00:23:04	Natalie Koziar, she/her:	We
00:23:08	Kori Newboles (Winterthur):	I think what's most attractive about a circ management app to me is a way to centralize tracking for any kind of circ activity, not just patron-based. I know it's highly dependent on local needs  though!
00:23:44	Kori Newboles (Winterthur):	Reacted to "We would like to i..." with 👍
00:24:02	Natalie Koziar, she/her:	We've also used a combination of locations and user accounts to attempt to track movement of items, but changes in exhibition checklists has caused this to become needlessly convoluted.
00:27:52	Kori Newboles (Winterthur):	I currently create a MARC record from scratch (not atypical) for every finding aid--I'm super interested in finding an optimized workflow. I feel like the answer is somewhere in EAD --> MARCXML. . . . . .
00:28:07	Natalie Koziar, she/her:	Reacted to "I currently create..." with 👍
00:28:12	Jamie Cumby:	Replying to "I currently create a..."

Same!  I'd love to not have to duplicate that work anymore
00:28:47	Natalie Koziar, she/her:	Replying to "I currently create..."

Do you create a holding FOLIO, or include a note that forwards the user to ArchivesSpace?
00:29:15	Kori Newboles (Winterthur):	Replying to "I currently create..."

Same--link in 856!
00:29:37	Dan Lipcan (he/him):	Replying to "I currently create a..."

with an item record for each top container
00:29:48	Jamie Cumby:	Replying to "I currently create a..."

That's what we're planning on doing once we launch our new ArchiveSpace
00:30:30	Kori Newboles (Winterthur):	Agreed--I think ASpace integration is possibly THE most desired, universally.
00:30:50	Jamie Cumby:	Replying to "Agreed--I think ASpa..."

It also reflects what the original spec coll white paper focused on!
00:31:32	Kori Newboles (Winterthur):	Yes--basically doing for special-collections-centric vocabularies what FOLIO currently can do with LCSH. . . .
00:35:19	Kori Newboles (Winterthur):	Okay, I added this because of it was just top-of-mind, but I'm very excited about having the editor, and it's something I'd like to keep an eye on as we proceed--especially how you all might use it at your libraries.
00:40:48	Kori Newboles (Winterthur):	Yes!
00:42:22	Kori Newboles (Winterthur):	Would /could that also allow patrons to make requests?
00:43:14	Kori Newboles (Winterthur):	Ah--okay. Winterthur isn't using those functionalities currently so I'm less familiar with them--thanks!
00:44:05	Kori Newboles (Winterthur):	Got it.
00:49:44	Jamie Cumby:	I tried to use Ramsoms bulk edit functionality when we were on quesnalia because I hadn't realized that the documentation was ahead of us! 🤣
00:59:34	Rylyn Monahan (she/her) - Philadelphia Museum of Art:	Thank you lauren! I am excited to dig into some of these topics in future months.
00:59:35	Natalie Koziar, she/her:	Thanks Lauren! Thanks everyone!
00:59:44	Kori Newboles (Winterthur):	Thank you all!!!