In this Issue:
Exciting news for LibWizard fans, the LibWizard community site is coming soon! The new community site will be loosely based on our current LibGuides community site (community.libguides.com). It will make it super easy to search and browse for LibWizard content - including forms, surveys, quizzes and assessments - at institutions who choose to share, to help inspire your own creations!
A dedicated A-Z Analyze Holdings page gives you several ways to review your database holdings, each in its own box. The first box provides you with an overall summary of your holdings, including:
Summary Analysis |
Subject Analysis |
Vendor Analysis |
A-Z Items Analysis |
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We'll soon be offering the ability to compile, curate, and publish OER content within LibGuides.
Enable your in-house developers to create exciting apps and functionality to turn LibGuides, LibAnswers, LibCal, and LibCRM into data and content repositories, letting you distribute this data and content from our apps to anywhere, at the point-of-need.
We will expand Write APIs based on users’ feedback. Let us know what you want the Write APIs to do, and we’ll put it on the to-do list.
Admins will be able to define input parameters for the auto-scheduling functionality. For example:
We're going to make it easier and faster for you to build and style your LibChat widgets.
Plus, we're adding in the ability to: