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Plano, Texas USA

Encompassing 68 schools, Plano ISD is nationally recognized for its education excellence. Twenty-four Plano schools have captured the prestigious National Blue Ribbon Schools of Excellence honor, awarded by the U.S. Department of Education. Several Plano ISD schools have received the honor twice.

Their OPAC can be found online at:

http://pisd.kohalibrary.com/

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• Migrated to Koha in 2009
• 68 schools
• 1 million items
• Supported by LibLime

NEW ZEALAND

Horowhenua Library Trust is the library that started it all! When a Y2K bug threatened to make its legacy ILS obsolete, Horowhenua commissioned Katipo Communications to create Koha and release it as open source in 1999.

The first ILS to be release under the GPL, Koha won both the 3M Innovation in Libraries award and an Interactive New Zealand award the following year. Koha has truly lived up to its name, which means ‘Gift’ in the Maori language of New Zealand. On behalf of the hundreds of libraries around the world using Koha... Thanks Horowhenua!

Their OPAC can be found online at:

• 4 branches

• Migrated to Koha in 1999

Pennsylvania, USA

“Open-source software allows libraries to take control of their technology. You will not necessarily save time or money implementing open source. However, what you gain is priceless: complete control.” -- John Brice, Systems Administrator, CCFLS

Ohio, USA-- Located in picturesque southeast Ohio, the Nelsonville Public Library System (NPL) is a true Koha pioneer. NPL made waves in 2002 by becoming the first public library in the U.S. to adopt the open-source ILS, and the first public library in the world to use the MARC version of Koha, which they had sponsored. More recently, in 2006, NPL became the first library to put the new Zebra-based version of Koha into production. This was a fitting honor, since NPL played a significant role in making Koha ZOOM a reality.

Stow, Ohio USA

Award-winning Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library is the second-largest in Summit County, Ohio. With 38,000 active borrowers and over 150,000 titles, the library continues to expand services, programs and other resources to meet the needs of their growing community.

Stow-Munroe Falls made the decision to use Koha after being informed that their proprietary ILS would no longer be supported. Stow-Munroe Falls made a significant investment in Koha, sponsoring enhancements to authorities control and a more granular circulation ruleset. They also enhanced the interface to help staff and patrons with the transition process.

“The ROI speaks for itself. Open source is cost- affordable and technologically-sound choice. It enables libraries to position themselves to be prepared for technology changes in the future.”
-- Doug Dotterer, Director Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library

Their OPAC is available online at:

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• 150,000 titles

• 38,000 borrowers

• Migrated to Koha in 2007

NEW ZEALAND

Rangitikei Libraries consist of six branches: Taihape, Marton, Bulls, Hunterville, Mangaweka and Kawhatau. The libraries operate as a network, sharing 50,000 books by a rotation system. The second public library to go live with Koha, Rangitikei have been using Koha since the middle of 2005. With several branches spread out over a large area, Rangitikei needed a system that was able to work over all types of connectivity, including rural modems.

Their OPAC can be found online at:

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• 6 branches

• 50,000 items

• Migrated to Koha in 2005

Nicosia, CYPRUS

Near East University (NEU) in Cyprus chose Koha to manage their impressive new library and culture complex in early 2006. NEU Library houses 250,000 open shelves, is open 24 hours a day, and is available to the public free of charge.

The increased scalability offered by Koha’s Zebra integration was critical for NEU, who began testing Koha in early 2006.

Impressed with Koha, NEU joined programmers worldwide to assist the Koha project in completing the integration of the new highly-scalable indexing and retrieval engine (known as "Zebra") into the Koha code base. With over two million items in their rapidly growing collection, NEU is the largest production collection using Koha to date.

“With Zebra-backed Koha, we have the most advanced search engine available to the library community. It is probably also the fastest. And, provides us with the capability of organizing union-catalogs.” -- Tümer B. Garip, University Libraries Director, Near East University

Unimpressed with the handling of Turkish characters in other major proprietary ILS systems, NEU chose Koha because the open-source ILS gave them the freedom to fine-tune searching and address character encoding issues in-house. The ability to customize Koha has enabled NEU to develop many new features for Koha in-house, including a SMS service where users just send a text message from their mobile phones to renew their books automatically. NEU is a major player in the Koha community, and are devoted to fostering community growth by contributing back their features. Those features will likely be included in Koha version 3.0.

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• Migrated to Koha in 2006

• Over 2 million items

New York, USA

New York, USA— The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Library contains published resources that reflect and inform museum collections and exhibitions, with particular focus on modern and contemporary art, architecture, and design. Materials are collected in English and Western European languages with limited selections made among other languages. The Library’s mission is to support the research endeavors of the Guggenheim staff members, volunteers, and interns.

“ By selecting an open-source ILS, the Guggenheim Library has an opportunity to develop and customize Koha into a library catalog that has the potential to be adopted by other institutions with similar needs.“ -- Francine Snyder, Manager of Library and Archives, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Library

Salinas, California USA

The Salinas Public Library houses over 225,000 volumes in English and Spanish and serves a population of 150,000. The Library provides the only free Internet access in the area and is well known for its innovative youth programming such as poetry slams and is planning a digital and film-making creative lab for teens. The Library will celebrate its centennial in September 2009.

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• 225,000 volumes
• Migrated to Koha in 2008
• Supported by LibLime
  

Kansas USA

The Northeast Kansas Library System (NEKLS) is a multi-type regional library system serving 116 libraries in a 14-county region. NEKLS will be using Koha ZOOM to run 'NExpress', their regional shared ILS and courier service. 

"After examining the major ILS systems, NEKLS believes that Koha ZOOM is the most refined, flexible and well-supported system in the open-source ILS market." -- Jim Minges, Director of NEKLS

For more information about Northeast Kansas Library System's move to Koha, check out the press release:

The Northeast Kansas Library System Selects Koha ZOOM

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• 13 libraries initially migrating to Koha
• Migrating to Koha ZOOM in 2008

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Massachusetts, USA

"One of the biggest reasons MassCat chose Koha ZOOM was because it is an open-source system. We like the idea that we can directly contribute to the development of the system and that our development decisions will actually have a more immediate impact on our library users than they would if we were attempting to convince a proprietary system vendor to put our needs before those of another customer."

"We are also pleased that any development that we decide to sponsor will contributed back to the rest of the community of Koha users so that they can benefit as well. Development won’t just be 'quick fixes' that are made just for us – everyone will grow together."--Nora Blake, Manager of MassCat

For more information about MassCat's move to Koha, check out the press release:

MassCat Consortium Chooses Koha ZOOM

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• a resource sharing network for over 100 libraries in Massachusetts
• Migrated to Koha ZOOM in 2008
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Ohio, USA

"We are so excited about all the benefits of open source. Not only will it save us substantially compared to our current system for four of the libraries, but the benefits of customizing the software to do exactly what we want far outweighs the traditional proprietary ILS vendors." --Kathleen L. Jozwiak, Director of the Henderson Memorial Public Library.

For more information about ICAN's move to Koha, check out the press release:

Independently Cooperating Ashtabula Network (ICAN) Chooses Koha ZOOM

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• 6 libraries
• Migrated to Koha ZOOM in 2008

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Indiana, USA

The ISLC is a diverse, multi-type resource sharing network composed of 30 member libraries including an art museum, the Indiana Supreme Court Library and a wide range of public and school libraries throughout the state. LibLime's Koha ZOOM solution will provide ISLC membership with a shared integrated library automation system, including a web-based union catalog and integrated circulation, acquisitions and serials control modules.

"As librarians use technology to develop new services, open-source software will become increasingly important."

"Our partnership with LibLime, the foremost provider of support for open-source library applications, positions INCOLSA to provide a wide range of responsive services for our clients. We are eager to develop this alliance with LibLime as we work with our members to enhance our statewide shared catalog." --Michael Piper, Executive Director at INCOLSA

For more information about INCOLSA's move to Koha, check out the press release:

INCOLSA Selects Koha for Indiana Shared Library Catalog

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• 30+ member libraries
• Migrated to Koha in 2008
• Supported by LibLime 

Kansas, USA

"We believe the Open Source model, embodied by Koha ZOOM, reflects the spirit of public libraries. Funding projects that benefit everyone means more libraries will switch to open-source library automation and sponsor new developments that other libraries will benefit from too. CKLS libraries will be able to grow with Koha ZOOM for a long, long time."-- James Swan, Administrator of CKLS

For more information about Central Kansas Library System's move to Koha, check out the press release:

Central Kansas Consortium Chooses Koha

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• 31 member libraries
• Migrated to Koha ZOOM in 2008
• Supported by LibLime
  

Texas, USA

Big Country Library System is a 39-member regional library system. Geographically, BCLS is the largest regional system in Texas, and at 34,127 square miles, is larger than the state of South Carolina. Eleven libraries migrated to Koha during 2009, with additional libraries to join over the next 2 years.

"We were looking for an ILS that our libraries would be able to sustain over the long-term. Koha’s open-source solution was the best match for us to keep ongoing costs as low as possible. We also wanted a fully-hosted ILS. LibLime was able to give us what we needed." --says John Pecoraro, Coordinator of the Big Country Library System

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• 288,600 items
• Migrated to Koha in 2009
  
• Supported by LibLime
  

Florida, USA

Roux Library, located at Florida Southern College in Lakeland, is committed to providing the resources necessary to sustain a superior academic experience and to promote an atmosphere of free inquiry in which the human heritage may be investigated and the truth served. An important purpose of Roux Library is to promote scholarship, research and leisure reading among all their users. Their collection contains approximately 175,000 items.

• 175,000 items
• Supported by LibLime
  

Florida, USA

Southeastern University is a Christian liberal arts university with just over 3000 students, primarily traditional, on-campus. The Steelman Library collection contains over 100,000, and has an annual circulation between 40,000-50,000.

The library's catalog can be found online at: http://seu.kohalibrary.com/

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• over 100,000 items
• Supported by LibLime
  

Florida, USA

Clearwater Christian College is a Christian, liberal arts, co-educational college which is denominationally unaffiliated and dedicated to sound academic instruction while propagating the historic Christian faith. The College is committed to building a library collection which supports the courses and programs offered by the college, acquaints users with varying points of view, provides recreational reading, and enables students to develop special interests. The collection of the library contains over 100,000 volumes and serves a population of about 700 students, faculty and staff.

The library's catalog can be found online at: http://ccc.kohalibrary.com/

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• over 100,000 volumes
• Supported by LibLime
  

Montana, USA

Butte Silver Bow Public Library's collection of 65,000 items is hosted on a server on site at the library.

"Butte Silver Bow Public Library hopes to be an innovator and example to other Montana lbraries on open-source ILSs and just what they can do with Koha."

"We look forward to participating in the Koha community and becoming a library powered by open source. Why? Because information is power and the power should belong to all the people!"--Director Lee Phillips.

Check out Director Lee Phillips blog: http://en.wordpress.com/tag/koha-comes-to-butte/

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• 65,000 items
• Supported by LibLime 
  

The John C. Fremont Library is a small library, serving Florence, CO. It has been live on Koha since February of 2008, and is self-supported.

Its OPAC can be found at http://jcfld.us.to/.

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• 15,000 items
• 1,100 borrowers
• Development version of Koha 3.0
  

OPAC: http://biblio.famaf.unc.edu.ar

Instalación: Universidad Nacional de Córdoba

OPAC: http://biblio.agro.unc.edu.ar

Instalación: Universidad Nacional de Córdoba

Montanta, USA

Butte Silver Bow Public Library's collection of 65,000 items is hosted on a server on site at the library.

"Butte Silver Bow Public Library hopes to be an innovator and example to other Montana lbraries on open-source ILSs and just what they can do with Koha."

"We look forward to participating in the Koha community and becoming a library powered by open source. Why? Because information is power and the power should belong to all the people!"--Director Lee Phillips.

Check out Director Lee Phillips blog: http://en.wordpress.com/tag/koha-comes-to-butte/

Stats

• 65,000 items
• Supported by LibLime 

Utah, USA

Winner of the 2007 Best Small Library in America award (sponsored by Library Journal and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation), Grand County Public Library serves a County which has about 10,000 residents but sees around 1 million visitors a year.  The Library is surrounded by Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park, and the confluence of the Colorado and Green rivers.

"There isn’t a public library in Utah that is running Koha and we are excited to be an example for others. However, we lack in-house programming skills. Cost is a huge issue for us and as I was researching options, the support from LibLime is very reasonable compared to paying proprietary systems for support."

--Library Director Carrie Valdes

Stats

• 50,000 items
• Supported by LibLime
  

New Hampshire, USA

OPAC online at:

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• 12,000 items
• Supported by LibLime
  

Stevens-Henager College, Boise opened in March 2004. Established 115 years ago in Ogden, Utah, Stevens-Henager is one of the oldest career colleges in America. The college was originally a business school and is now a senior college offering bachelor's degrees in Accounting, Business Administration, Computer Science and Graphic Arts.

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The AeU Library offers an excellent combination of traditional and electronic information resources in a well designed conducive 'living library' ambience with the interface for the e-library in a virtual environment for the e-learning community.

The AeU library takes the responsibility of providing a comprehensive collection in print, electronic and multimedia formats to meet the information needs of the University. In the development of the Library's resources priority is given to meet the course needs of the University.

Special focus is given to the development, access and delivery of the e-library or digital library. The digital library is accessible to all AeU Library members, students, staff, researchers and scholars from any place and at all times. All AeU students including distance learners and staff are members of the Library.

Kelantan Public Library consist of 8 branches. Implement Koha from September, 2008.

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The Northeast Kansas Library System (NEKLS) is a multi-type regional library system serving 116 libraries in a 14-county region. The NEKLS vision is for libraries to be recognized and respected for providing convenient access to state-of-the-art library resources and outstanding customer service. Taking a leadership role in placing state-of-the-art technology in the hands of member libraries, and working in a shared technology environment with libraries throughout Kansas, are key strategies to reaching that vision. NEKLS provides a spectrum of services including training and consulting, technology services, advocacy, recognition of library service improvement, and grants to libraries. One of the flagship NEKLS services is NExpress, a regional shared ILS and courier service.

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• Official Site: http://nexpresslibrary.org
  

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Crawford County Federated Library System (CCFLS) in Pennsylvania chose LibLime to support their new Koha ZOOM system in 2006. The nine-library system leveraged its own IT staff to implement and customize Koha, and selected LibLime’s Koha ZOOM Basic package for additional support. CCFLS is set to go live by April 2007.

In addition to taking advantage of the rich functionality sponsored by other libraries, CCFLS decided to give back to the open-source community by becoming a major sponsor of Koha’s Zebra integration--an effort lead by LibLime to improve the underlying architecture and scalability of the system.

“Open-source software allows libraries to take control of their technology. You will not necessarily save time or money implementing open source. However, what you gain is priceless: complete control over the user interface.” -- John Brice, Systems Administrator, CCFLS

CCFLS chose to carefully customize Koha's staff interface based on their own staff's feedback. They plan to contribute their interface design back to the Koha project as a ‘theme’, supporting Koha’s philosophy of collaborative and library-driven development.

• 9 library consortia
• Migrated to Koha ZOOM in 2007
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The Santa Cruz Library System serves all of Santa Cruz County except the City of Watsonville, which has an independent Library.  It is funded by local property and sales taxes. The library has approximately 235,000 titles in its collection and 61,000 active borrowers. SCPL seeks to provide its patrons with a high level of access to materials in both their collection and to the rapidly growing resources on-line. To do so, they strive to move quickly to adopt new technologies and capitalize on the data available in their system.

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URLhttp://biblioteca.ivk.es/

Known as Knowledge and Information Center to provide the best resources and services to university community. Total collection is about 6,885 copies of printed books, 107 titles of electronic books, 6 databases and 34 journals (4 printed and 30 online). 70% of collection is in medical and related subject while the others is about general interest.   Services offered are loans, literature search, interlibrary-loan, references and information literature programs.

 The union OPAC of CUSAT  is available at

http://ul.cusat.ac.in

Current koha installations are at:

University Library( Koha on Debian)

School of Legal studies (koha on Fedora 10)

Department of Applied Chemistry(Koha on Ubuntu)

School of Marine Sciences( Koha on Debian)

Department of Computer Science

School of Engineering( Koha on Debian)

Department of Computer Applications

midlandevangelicalfreechurch Library

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Terengganu state government has absorbed "Ma'ahad Tahfiz" to Quranic Institut of Terengganu, one of rebranding effort. Quranic Institute aimed to produce generation with quranic knowledge and will become a leading Higher Learning Education in Quranic Knowledge and Sunnah. Candidate will become a "Hafiz", whom remember the whole Quran and can recite it fluently.

Candidate applying here must have excellent academic qualification. Candidate being accepted to this institute is fully sponsored by Terengganu state government. Graduate from this institute can further their studies overseas such as Jordan, Madinah University, Morocco, and Egypt.

The Institute is acquiring and producing hand wirtten Al-Quran manuscript and related materials on Al-Quran. The library will be a specialized reknown reference centre for those who want to do research on Al-Quran.

ミネソタ日本語補習授業校
Minnesota Japanese School
Hope Presbyterian Church 内
7132 Portland Avenue South
Richfield, Minnesota  55423
Website: www.mnjs.org
Opac: opac.mnjs.org

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The Casco Public Library has been running Koha 2.2.9 since July 2007 and is supported by local volunteers.

The Library is service center, a teaching agency, resource center and a reading center. It services primarily all faculty, staff and students of the insttitution as well as other members of the school community requiring library services.

Physical Features
The Library has three departments:

• the Lower and Middle Grades Learning Center (LC 1 Library);
• the General Reference Library; and
• the Technical Reference Library.

1. Focus on science education
2. Prepare well-rounded, scientifically literate students
3. Promote integration within the fields of science and with other subject areas
4. Emphasize critical thinking and problem-solving skills
5. Offer a balanced academic and non-academic program

Instructional Strategies

• Meet diverse needs of students
• Adopt hands-on activities
• Utilize cooperative learning
• Provide use of computer technology
• Require the use of creative assessment techniques

Library Services:

• Circulation and Borrowing of Library Materials.
• Library orientation. The library staff orients the students and faculty on the proper use of the library materials and how to maximize library resources.
• Library Club as facilitated by the club moderators.
• Poet's Society
  The library accommodates students who are into poetry and arranges schedules for poetry recitation.

Library reservations for class visits and group research activities.

• Accommodating Special classes
  Library accommodates special Filipino students during their Filipino time and LINGAP scholars.
• Reference and research services
  The library personnel attend to the needs of the users. E.g. Location of library materials, answering ready reference question.

Current Awareness Services

Students are informed about the latest library news, trivia and recommended reading lists thru the Bulletin Board.

Educational Media Services

The library promotes a variety of learning experiences through the use of audio visual or non-print materials such as VHS, cassettes, VCDs, DVDs and CD-ROMs.

Technical Services

The library handles selection and procurement of books and takes care of the bibliographical description, classification and mechanical processing of materials.

Rules and Regulations

1. A library card is necessary in borrowing library materials.
   Students are allowed to borrow 3 books at a time for a period of 5 days for fiction and 3 days for non-fiction.
2. Reference books, current periodicals and magazines are limited to room use only.
3. A fine of P10.00 a day is imposed for every overdue book.
4. Silence is to be observed at all times.
5. Consult the library staff for any assistance.

Access to the Collection

The library belongs to open shelve system, wherein users have direct access to the collection. The collection is arranged by subject according to the Library of Congress classification system.

Library Hours 
The library is open every school days at

• 7:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M.  LC 1 & General Reference Library
• 7:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.  Technical Reference Library

Feel free to consult the library staff for assistance.

Our WebOPAC can be found here: http://library.dlsc.edu.ph

Access this collection through web by clicking here  

Contact person:

Dimitris A. Kouis, Dr.

Hellenic Academic Libraries Union Catalog (HALUC),

Technical Manager,

National Technical University of Athens (NTUA)

9 Heroon Polytechneiou Str.,

15773 Zografou, Athens, Greece

Tel:      +30 210 772 3943

Mob:   +30 6976339114

Fax:     +30 210 772 3207

E-mail: dkoud@mail.ntua.gr

              kouis@telecom.ntua.gr

skype : dkoud76

My BlackBerry PIN: 206BAA9B

OPAC: http://biblio.bmayor.unc.edu.ar

OPAC: http://bmayor.biblio.unc.edu.ar

Instalación: Universidad Nacional de Córdoba

check us out at www.bhpl.net.

OPAC:
http://knjiznica.ffzg.hr/katalog

More than 20 departmental libraries integrated recently in one new shiny buidling made of glass.

Faculty: 500
Students: 6.000
Volumes: 600.000
Annual Serials: 314

The University will be an international university that could operate through and from any of the branch-centres of Ramakrishna Mission in India and abroad. It is a cluster of institutions, all of them belonging to branches of Ramakrishna Mission, with headquarters at Belur Math. Major Thrust Areas are as follows:

Mathematical Sciences
Disability Management with Special Education and Adapted Physical Education & Yoga
Integrated Rural Development including Tribal Development
Indian Cultural & Spiritual Heritage and Value Education

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Tabba Heart Institure-Library
THI is committed to provide quality cardiac care services to the community at larg.

Library for Ardabil University of Medical Sciences which is powered by koha 2.2.9 holds medical books, publications, thesis materials and any related items. the official URL for public access (OPAC) is:

http://lib.arums.ac.ir

the Z39.50 server is also  running on this site which is accessible via port 210 as

lib.arums.ac.ir:210

ServanTek Demo server of Koha in Ukraine. It has demo records and several types of Koha users. It helps to evaluate the ILS Koha.

In addition to English, the ILS Koha interface on this server has Russian and Ukrainian localization. Serhiy Dubyk, ServanTek and histeam is responsible for localizing Koha into Ukrainian and Russian. 

Contact ServanTek Ukraine office for demo access to Koha ILS: customer.development@servantek.org.ua

A municipal library system, in rural Ontario, serving a client base of 7100 residents with a database of 35,000 items and an annual circulation of 80,000.

Live with Koha 3 on July 27th 2009.

Supported by Virtual Library Systems as part on the Saugeen Library Consortium ( 6 independent library systems) each using their own virtualized Koha installation on a common server.

Web site:  www.hanover.ca

The Walla Walla Area Library Network - a consortium of libraries including the City of Walla Walla Public Library, the Walla Walla County Rural Library District, and the Walla Walla Community College Library.

Card Catalog

Member Libraries:
City of Walla Walla Public Library
Walla Walla County Rural Library District
Walla Walla Community College Library

OPAC is available here: http://sharedkoha.osslabs.biz.

OPAC available here: http://library.christuniversity.in

Migration from "Nirmals".

Implemented by Nucsoft OSS Labs (http://www.osslabs.biz)

The Tailorbird is a Business library. This library is a branch of Chippersage Ltd.

OPAC available here: http://66.160.141.94

Collection of about 10,000 books.

Implemented and supported by Nucsoft OSS Labs (http://www.osslabs.biz)

OPAC: http://www.ourbooks.org.za

Implemented and supported by Nucsoft OSS labs, Bangalore (http://www.osslabs.biz). Migration from proprietary MS Access and dBase.

Also developed by Nelson, now in Atlanta and Willem, Cape Town.  live in 2009. Remote training via Skype and TeamViewer; hosting by Linode, USA to keep costs down.

nfredsell at gmail.com

Migrated from "Nirmals"

OPAC at this link: http://library.christuniversity.in

Implemented & Supported by Nucsoft OSS labs (http://www.osslabs.biz)

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OPAC available here: http://koha.humancentereddesign.org/

Migration from Emilda.

Implemented by Nucsoft OSS labs (http://www.osslabs.biz).

Implemented by Nucsoft OSS labs (http://www.osslabs.biz).

Migration from MS Access database.

Implemented by Nucsoft OSS Labs (http://www.osslabs.biz)

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Migrated from Emilda.

Implemented by Nucsoft OSS Labs (http://www.osslabs.biz).

Biblioteca Central de la Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería

http://www.catalogo.uni.edu.pe/

Muhammadiyah University of Surakarta Library have been using KOHA  since Feb 2008.