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Tona & Jim
Filed under: Account Management, Acquisitions, Cataloging, Circulation, Collection Management, Holds, Operations, Remote Access/Third Party Integration, Reports, Searching, Serials, Vendor/Customer Relations, Web 2.0, Web Integration, eCommmerce | Tagged: ils project, sno-isle libraries
Aren’t we clever!–this comment for illustrative purposes only.
http://www.davidleeking.com/2007/11/30/fun-with-our-meebo-widget-and-the-library-catalog/
Topeka Shawnee PL added a Meebo widget to unsuccessful keyword searches in their library catalog so that when a customer searches by keyword and doesn’t find anything he or she can contact them via IM to ask for help – it really works, I tried it at the web site. A good example of using web 2.0 to enhance our opac if we get one that is flexible enough.