Nothing more to add here, but a warm welcome :) On 06.02.20 21:22, Caroline Cyr-La-Rose wrote:
Welcome Michael!
I'm sure you know the SQL library for SQL reports : https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/SQL_Reports_Library
I have that in my favourites for easy access. It's so useful!
If you need to tweak some of those reports for your particular organization, and you're not sure how to do it, you can ask the list or on the chat (https://koha-community.org/get-involved/irc/).
If you are on Koha-US mailing lists, you've probably seen the Koha Administration Special Interest Group meeting that's coming up next week. Could be interesting for you. http://koha-us.org/special-interest-groups/
And if you find that the manual is lacking on a particular topic, don't hesitate to report it in bugzilla with the keyword Documentation. The documentation team looks at those (sometimes!).
Welcome to the community!
Caroline
On 20-02-06 15 h 04, Michael Adamyk wrote:
Hello everyone, my name is Michael Adamyk and I began working at the Central Kansas Library System (CKLS) in the United States last month as the new Koha manager. When I joined the Koha Mailing List it encouraged an introductory email, so... here it is! :-)
Our system is a consortium of about 50 public and school libraries that use Koha, and CKLS manages the software. ByWater Solutions provides development, support, and hosting for us.
I worked with Koha in a public library in circulation and cataloging, but am new to the software management side of things, so have a lot to learn. I've found the Koha manual and am part of several Koha-US mailing lists. I'm looking forward to working with all of you and sharing ideas, tips, etc. Eventually I'm hoping to get into a bit of development, but that's probably sometime down the road.
Up to now I've been mainly learning through videos I can find, the Koha manual, and just playing around with things (we have a test server which really helps the experimentation process). Any other tips anyone has for learning Koha, particularly administration and reports, would be awesome.
Thanks everyone, and it's great to "meet" you!