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| ===== Library Automation Systems ===== | ===== Library Automation Systems ===== | ||
| - | ==== CUL (Consortium of User Libraries) ==== | + | ==== WebREADS (LOC Data Management) ==== |
| - | Consortium of User Libraries (CUL) Software is a patron-centric, highly personalized automation system used by seven regional LBPHs in six states – one with subregional libraries and AOCs – for registration, circulation, equipment inventory, and related operations. | + | |
| - | The Consortium of User Libraries itself is a cooperative nonprofit organization made up of network libraries for the blind and physically handicapped (LBPHs) to develop and share an ongoing automation system for delivery of NLS services in their respective service areas. The payment of each CUL member library’s dues provides technical support and software maintenance, a voting right for each paying member, and the freedom as a group to decide on modifications and enhancements to the software. In addition, the cost of one attendee to the annual CUL meeting is included. | + | === WebREADS User Libraries: === |
| + | * Arkansas (AR1A) | ||
| + | * District of Columbia (DC1A) | ||
| + | * Kentucky (KY1A) | ||
| + | * New Jersey (NJ1A) - [[http://opac.njlbh.org/opacnj|Web OPAC]] | ||
| + | * North Dakota (ND1A) | ||
| + | * Pennsylvania (PA1A and PA2A) | ||
| + | * Texas (TX1A) | ||
| + | * Virginia (VA1A, VA1B, VA1C, VA1E, VA1H, VA1J and VA1L) | ||
| - | === CUL User Libraries: === | + | ==== READS (Reader Enrollment and Delivery System) ==== |
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| + | === READS User Libraries: === | ||
| + | * Alaska (AK1A) | ||
| + | * Arizona (AZ1A) | ||
| + | * California (CA1B) | ||
| * Connecticut (CT1A) | * Connecticut (CT1A) | ||
| + | * Hawaii (HI1A) | ||
| * Maine (ME1A) | * Maine (ME1A) | ||
| - | * Michigan (MI1A, MI1B, MI1D, MI1E, MI1F, MI1G, MI1H, MI1I, MI1K, MI1M, MI1N, MI1O) | + | * Nebraska (NE1A) |
| - | * New Jersey (NJ1A) - [[http://opac.njlbh.org/opacnj|Web OPAC]] | + | * New Hampshire (NH1A) |
| - | * Pennsylvania (PA1A and PA2A) | + | * Puerto Rico (PR1A) |
| + | * Tennessee (TN1A) | ||
| + | * U.S. Virgin Islands (VI1A) | ||
| + | * West Virginia (WV1A, WV1C, WV1E and WV1F) | ||
| - | [[CUL Officers & Library Directors 2012-2013|CUL Officers & Library Directors 2014-2015]]\\ | + | The NLS Music Section (LC*6), NLS Network Services Section (LC*3), and both Multi-State Centers also use the READS system. |
| - | [[CUL History & Implementation]]\\ | + | |
| + | The toll free hotline for READS support is: **(800) 577-3237**.\\ | ||
| ==== KLAS (Keystone Library Automation System) ==== | ==== KLAS (Keystone Library Automation System) ==== | ||
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| === KLAS User Libraries (*server hosted by Keystone): === | === KLAS User Libraries (*server hosted by Keystone): === | ||
| * Alabama (AL1A, AL1E and AL1I) - [[http://207.157.15.69/klasweb|Web OPAC]] | * Alabama (AL1A, AL1E and AL1I) - [[http://207.157.15.69/klasweb|Web OPAC]] | ||
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| * Utah (UT1A) | * Utah (UT1A) | ||
| * Vermont (VT1A*) | * Vermont (VT1A*) | ||
| + | * Virginia (VA1I*) - [[https://webopac.klas.com/va1iopac | "NEW" Web OPAC]] | ||
| * Washington (WA1A*) | * Washington (WA1A*) | ||
| * Wisconsin (WI1A) | * Wisconsin (WI1A) | ||
| Keystone Systems provides its own online user support: [[http://www.klasusers.com/]]\\ | Keystone Systems provides its own online user support: [[http://www.klasusers.com/]]\\ | ||
| - | ==== READS (Reader Enrollment and Delivery System) ==== | ||
| - | === READS User Libraries: === | ||
| - | * Alaska (AK1A) | ||
| - | * Arizona (AZ1A) | ||
| - | * Arkansas (AR1A) | ||
| - | * California (CA1B) | ||
| - | * District of Columbia (DC1A) | ||
| - | * Hawaii (HI1A) | ||
| - | * Kentucky (KY1A) | ||
| - | * Nebraska (NE1A) | ||
| - | * New Hampshire (NH1A) | ||
| - | * North Dakota (ND1A) | ||
| - | * Puerto Rico (PR1A) | ||
| - | * Tennessee (TN1A) | ||
| - | * U.S. Virgin Islands (VI1A) | ||
| - | * Virginia (VA1A, VA1B, VA1C, VA1E, VA1H, VA1I, VA1J and VA1L) | ||
| - | * West Virginia (WV1A, WV1C, WV1E and WV1F) | ||
| - | The NLS Music Section (LC*6), NLS Network Services Section (LC*3), and both Multi-State Centers also use the READS system. | + | ==== CUL (Consortium of User Libraries) ==== |
| + | Consortium of User Libraries (CUL) Software is a patron-centric, highly personalized automation system used by seven regional LBPHs in six states – one with subregional libraries and AOCs – for registration, circulation, equipment inventory, and related operations. | ||
| - | The toll free hotline for READS support is: **(800) 577-3237**.\\ | + | The Consortium of User Libraries itself is a cooperative nonprofit organization made up of network libraries for the blind and physically handicapped (LBPHs) to develop and share an ongoing automation system for delivery of NLS services in their respective service areas. The payment of each CUL member library’s dues provides technical support and software maintenance, a voting right for each paying member, and the freedom as a group to decide on modifications and enhancements to the software. In addition, the cost of one attendee to the annual CUL meeting is included. |
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| + | === CUL User Libraries: === | ||
| + | * Michigan (MI1A, MI1B, MI1D, MI1E, MI1F, MI1G, MI1H, MI1I, MI1K, MI1M, MI1N, MI1O) | ||
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| + | [[CUL Officers & Library Directors 2012-2013|CUL Officers & Library Directors 2017]]\\ | ||
| + | [[CUL History & Implementation]]\\ | ||
| ==== Independent Systems ==== | ==== Independent Systems ==== | ||
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| === Libraries using their own automation systems: === | === Libraries using their own automation systems: === | ||
| - | * Texas (TX1A) | + | * Iowa (IA1A) |
| + | |||
| - | ==== Loblolly ==== | ||
| - | For any information on the Loblolly project contact GLASS, Georgia's Talking Book and Braille Library. | ||
| - | [[http://georgialibraries.org/glass/ | ||
| - | ]] | ||