Library Cataloging
Yet another open-source OPAC replacement has been released, Fish4Info.
- Extensible Catalog Drupal Toolkit
News from the eXtensible Catalog project. I happily announce, that after several months of development the eXtensible Catalog Drupal Toolkit 1.3 is just released. The eXtensible Catalog Drupal Toolkit is the front end of eXtensible Catalog (XC) built...
- Vufind, New Release
The latest version, 0.6, of VuFind has been released.VuFind is a library resource portal designed and developed for libraries by libraries. The goal of VuFind is to enable your users to search and browse through all of your library's resources by...
- Opac Replacement
The open-source Next-Gen library catalog browser, VuFind has been released. Currently only works with Voyager, other systems are planned or you could help write the code. Features include:Search with Faceted ResultsLive Record Status and Location with...
- Librarylookup
LibraryLookUp gets noticed in the latest Library Journal. This is a much more useful tool than the OPAC that can search Amazon, that was making news a while ago. Abebooks will search OCLC if the book you want to purchase is not available. I think our...
- Library Catalogs
Another open source library catalog. PhpMyLibrary version 1.0.4b has been released. It consists of Webpac, Record import, Cataloging and Holdings modules. It takes MARC records."The new version has been released. The file can be downloaded PhpMyLibrary-1.0.4b...
Library Cataloging
Fish4Info Released
Yet another open-source OPAC replacement has been released, Fish4Info.
Fish4Info is not an OPAC. Why not? OPACs connect users with MARC records when what they really want are resources. Fish4Info is focused on users, and provides a more positive finding experience (as opposed to a frustrating and fruitless search). We talked about book reviews and social connections and the power of a library portal that is a destination instead of a pass-through.
The modules in the code base include:
MARCImport - place a MARC file on the server and this transfers the data into Drupal nodes
BCCKReview - a book review module built using CCK
EZ-Amazon - helps you use an Amazon API developer?s key to access Amazon content
Some others I am sure I am forgetting, but which you will find in /drupal/sites/all/modules/?
- Extensible Catalog Drupal Toolkit
News from the eXtensible Catalog project. I happily announce, that after several months of development the eXtensible Catalog Drupal Toolkit 1.3 is just released. The eXtensible Catalog Drupal Toolkit is the front end of eXtensible Catalog (XC) built...
- Vufind, New Release
The latest version, 0.6, of VuFind has been released.VuFind is a library resource portal designed and developed for libraries by libraries. The goal of VuFind is to enable your users to search and browse through all of your library's resources by...
- Opac Replacement
The open-source Next-Gen library catalog browser, VuFind has been released. Currently only works with Voyager, other systems are planned or you could help write the code. Features include:Search with Faceted ResultsLive Record Status and Location with...
- Librarylookup
LibraryLookUp gets noticed in the latest Library Journal. This is a much more useful tool than the OPAC that can search Amazon, that was making news a while ago. Abebooks will search OCLC if the book you want to purchase is not available. I think our...
- Library Catalogs
Another open source library catalog. PhpMyLibrary version 1.0.4b has been released. It consists of Webpac, Record import, Cataloging and Holdings modules. It takes MARC records."The new version has been released. The file can be downloaded PhpMyLibrary-1.0.4b...