Excuse cross posting.
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Save the date!
Are your curious to find out how
different libraries (academic, public and special) have made the switch
to a new ILS? If so, please attend the California Academic and Research
Library Association’s (CARL) webinar
series “So you’re thinking of upgrading your ILS”.
The series of free webinars will be
on Wednesday, October 9 from 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Pacific Time and
Wednesday, October 16 from 11:00 a.m.- 12:30 p.m. Pacific Time. The
first webinar will include panelists that
have switched to proprietary ILSs and the second will include panelists
that have switched to open source ILSs.
The three Panelists for Wednesday October 9 are
- Pearl Ly, Interim Assistant Dean, Library
Services, Pasadena City College. PCC switched from ExLibris’s Voyager
to OCLC Worldshare
- Dana
M. Miller, Head of Metadata and Cataloging, Mathewson-IGT Knowledge
Center, University of Nevada Reno, UNR upgraded from Innovative’s
Millennium to Sierra
- Jennifer
D. Ware, Acquisitions Librarian, California State University,
Sacramento, CSUS switched from Innovative’s Millennium to ExLibris’s
Alma
The four Panelists for Wednesday October 16 are
- Rogan Hamby, Managers Headquarters
Library and Reference Services, York County Library Systems, South
Carolina; Operations Manager, SCLENDS, a 19 library consortium,
migration project manager.
Most libraries switched from Horizon, TLC and Unicorn to Evergreen
- Janel Kinlaw, Broadcast Librarian, National Public Radio, NPR’s Library upgraded from Techlib to Collective Access
- George
Williams, Access Services Manager, Latah County Library District,
Idaho, their 52 library consortium switched from ExLibris’s Voyager to
Koha.
- Merrillene Wood,
Interim Library Director, Western Nebraska Community College, WNCC
switched from Follett Destiny as an individual entity to a statewide
KOHA consortium (Pioneer)
Information on how to register for this series will be sent out in September!
Christina Salazar
Systems Librarian
John Spoor Broome Library
California State University, Channel Islands
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