regional library catalog for inter-library loan. Our regional library =20=
system developed OPALS with Harry Chan (Media Flex), and are quite =20
happy with the product. Service is pretty good, and the technicians =20
and programmers work well with clients to develop and refine modules =20
as needed. The interface is intuitive, and the fact that you can make =20=
the search page a federated search page is also a great feature.
If you are interested in OPALS I would recommend contacting Harry Chan =20=
and asking him to come and visit your school to demonstrate and =20
discuss OPALS. He is based in Montreal and is often in your area.
Feel free to contact me with any specific questions,
Suzanne Feldberg
Director School Library Systems
ONC BOCES
Stamford, NY
On Apr 15, 2009, at 2:52 PM, Connie Tobolsky wrote:
> We are a small pre-k through 6 Montessori school. We have two small
> libraries in two different buildings. We are looking for some Open =20
> Source
> or other free Virtual Electronic Library system. Our media =20
> specialist is
> looking at OPALS. I'm wondering if any of you use this system and have
> opinions.
>
> Are there any other good resources out there that are free?
>
> Thanks
>
> Connie Tobolsky
> Technology Curriculum Coordinator
>
> Kingsley Montessori School
> Boston, MA
> 617-226-4900 =86ex 725
>
>
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