Library Cataloging
LibLime, the support company for Koha, posted this announcement:
- Koha Ils Newsletter
Today marks the first official release of the Koha ILS Newsletter. The newsletter will be released on the 15th of each month and available at http://koha.web2learning.net while the community awaits decisions related to the koha.org domain and foundation...
- Koha And Google
Exciting news from LibLime, the Koha support company.I?m excited to announce that LibLime has been selected as a mentoring organization for the Google Summer of Code program. Google Summer of Code offers student developers stipends to write code for various...
- Koha 2.2.6
Koha 2.2.6 has been released and is available. Koha is the first Open-Source Integrated Library System. Koha is a full-featured open-source ILS. Developed initially in New Zealand by Katipo Communications Ltd and first deployed in January of 2000 for...
- Koha
The new version of Koha (2.2.2) is available.Koha is the 1st Open-Source Integrated Library System. Released first in New Zealand, in January 2000, it is maintained by a team of volunteers from around the globe. The Koha system is a full catalogue, OPAC,...
- Open Source Ils
Koha 1.2.1 is ready! After almost a month of planning, coding, testing, and tweaking we've put together a new version of Koha for your book lending pleasure.Koha 1.2.1 represents a major improvement over 1.2.0. We've spent a great deal of time...
Library Cataloging
Call to Koha Users
LibLime, the support company for Koha, posted this announcement:
The Koha project is working to improve Koha's visibility by adding Koha users to an important automation list. This list is maintained by Marshall Breeding (U.S. researcher), and tracks libraries worldwide and what ILS they are using. Marshall puts out a library technology guide every year (this year's is upcoming) which is very influential in helping libraries select an automation system.Traditionally, Koha has not been included in his guide, and we are trying to change that this year :) In fact, Marshall has specifically invited Koha users to include themselves in the guide, to ensure open-source automation gets the recognition it deserves. We've been encouraging Koha users to add information about themselves to the site, and adding libraries ourselves as we come across them.Koha
If your library is using Koha, make sure you are counted! To make sure your library has already been added to Marshall Breeding's list, you can do a search for your library.
If your library is not listed, you can add yourself.
You'll need to add your library by the end of the month to be counted for this year's guide.
- Koha Ils Newsletter
Today marks the first official release of the Koha ILS Newsletter. The newsletter will be released on the 15th of each month and available at http://koha.web2learning.net while the community awaits decisions related to the koha.org domain and foundation...
- Koha And Google
Exciting news from LibLime, the Koha support company.I?m excited to announce that LibLime has been selected as a mentoring organization for the Google Summer of Code program. Google Summer of Code offers student developers stipends to write code for various...
- Koha 2.2.6
Koha 2.2.6 has been released and is available. Koha is the first Open-Source Integrated Library System. Koha is a full-featured open-source ILS. Developed initially in New Zealand by Katipo Communications Ltd and first deployed in January of 2000 for...
- Koha
The new version of Koha (2.2.2) is available.Koha is the 1st Open-Source Integrated Library System. Released first in New Zealand, in January 2000, it is maintained by a team of volunteers from around the globe. The Koha system is a full catalogue, OPAC,...
- Open Source Ils
Koha 1.2.1 is ready! After almost a month of planning, coding, testing, and tweaking we've put together a new version of Koha for your book lending pleasure.Koha 1.2.1 represents a major improvement over 1.2.0. We've spent a great deal of time...