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In fact, ELIN is not a federated search product. Instead of doing a federated search in real time, Lund University Libraries have set up extensive agreements with publishers to store metadata locally, which ELIN searches. This metadata can be tailored to fit the holdings of participating libraries through a web-based administration site in a similar way to SFX. How does it differ from federated searching? A federated search engine sends the user’s search statement to specified individual resources. These then conduct the search to the best of the resource’s ability to interpret and respond to the search instructions, and then return results to the searcher via the federated search tool’s display function. By contrast, ELIN aims to gather resources together onto a single server before the search takes place: the key vision adhered to by ELIN’s creators is that of a ‘single container’ for all of an institution’s resources, which can then be searched either collectively or within its component parts. Content

Next‐generation library catalogues: reviews of ELIN, WorldCat Local and Aquabrowser