[Koha] Another Library using Koha online!

[Jesse Lambertson]

Stephan,

That looks great.

Thank you for sharing.

It's good for me to see the variations of KOHA in use.

Cheers,

Jesse

On Sat, Jan 31, 2015 at 9:57 AM, Witoszynskyj Stephan <stephan at wito.org>
wrote:

> Dear Koha Community,
>
> Our Koha installation is now online! We are a small Ukrainian
> greek-catholic parish library located in Vienna, Austria. We started using
> Koha about a year ago and, finally, managed to get a public server and
> migrated our installation to this server.
>
> At the same time we integrated our web-page into our Koha installation to
> provide our users a seamless user experience. The goal was to present our
> catalogue in a way that makes it also accessible to readers who are not
> used using electronic catalogues.
>
> I wish to thank everyone in the Koha community who provided help, either
> by answering my questions on this lists or by creating all those amazing
> resources one can find on the web (video tutorials, blogs, the Koha wiki,
> …). All those things make Koha great and fun to work with.
>
> Please, visit our site and let me know your comments and feedback. The URL
> is http://library.st-barbara-austria.org/
>
> Of course, we would be happy to be added to the list of Koha users on the
> Koha web-site:
> Public Library of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Parish St. Barbara, Vienna,
> Austria
> http://library.st-barbara-austria.org/
>
>
> Regards,
>   Stephan Witoszynskyj
>
> ps: currently, we have only a fraction of our books in our catalogue. So
> don’t be surprised, that the catalogue is rather small. Cataloguing will be
> our main focus for the next months.
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