Our blue-skies library ‘un-project’ (which is still codenamed Jerome) took a significant step forward this week, as Nick Jackson has described on the Jerome blog. Thanks to some clever Horizon-wrangling code (courtesy of Dave Pattern at the University of Huddersfield), Jerome will soon provide searchable access to the whole library catalogue of the University of [...]
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EMALINK workshop on next-gen OPACs in L’boro
I’m going to be giving a presentation, along with my colleague Mr Leach, about our Jerome library ‘un-project’, at the next EMALINK (East Midlands Library Information Network) workshop in the Pilkington Library at Loughborough University, on Wednesday, 24 November 2010. EMALINK Workshop Joint Lincoln University Library/ Loughborough University Library event The next generation OPACs Lab [...]
Jerome: reimagining the library’s online presence
We started some work today on a little ‘un-project’ that’s going to run over the summer: “Jerome” is going to create some live, working demos of a number of different possible approaches to how we present our library services on the web… In particular: Resource search and discovery; Access to items / delivery services; Lists; [...]
