Hi Mark,
Depending on the state the college is based in, the State Library or a
statewide consortia for academic libraries may offer select databases as part
of membership or on a partial cost recovery basis.
For instance, here in Illinois, the State Library pays for what used to be
called a
The forked versions of Koha from LibLime/PTFS use a Solr index. They may have
some insight.
evan
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Matt,
We actually had zero web presence until about 2006. At that time, my
predecessor developed a custom website through a simple webhosting service,
which was better than nothing.
When I got here about two years ago, I made a case for developing a new website
that was a sub-domain of the
I'm currently experimenting with and developing a new SubjectsPlus
installation. I'm the only full-time librarian at my institution and it has
been mostly a breeze to install, alter, and find help from other users through
its Google Group.
www.ctslibrary.org/subsplus/
Now if only I could
