We are now switching to OPALS, which is web-based so anyone can access
the public catalog online, and there's no monetary investment relative
to what we were paying Follett before. Returns not in yet.
Quoting Mark Ingram <[email protected]>:
The library committee of the Bendiner Library of Temple Beth El is
researching the possibility of upgrading its search catalog so that it can
be viewed online. What experiences have other libraries had with making its
catalog available online. Was the monetary investment worth it? Has it
resulted in an increase in use of the library by members?
Your comments are appreciated.
Thank you.
Mark Ingram
Chair, Bendiner Library Committee
Temple Beth-El
San Antonio, Texas
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