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  • CORAL Close-Up: Ann Johnston & Matt Marcukaitis from Benner Library at Olivet Nazarene University

    Welcome back to the CORAL Close-up, where we interview a CORAL user and profile their local CORAL system. This month, we’re profiling the work of two CORAL administrators from Olivet Nazarene University (ONU). Ann Johnston, Informatics & Curriculum Librarian, and Matt Marcukaitis, Web Application Manager, handle first-line technology troubleshooting and in-house application development, as well…

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  • Stay Connected with the CORAL User Map

      Have you ever wondered what other organizations are using CORAL? Curious about how others use CORAL but don’t know where to start?  Have you ever run into any issues with CORAL and want to get some help from someone near you? If your answer to any of these questions is yes, check out CORAL User Map on…

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  • CORAL 3.0 is Here!

    After an extensive beta testing period, CORAL 3.0 is now available for download and implementation! Among many improvements, the 3.0 release includes: Import tool enhancements New tools for tracking multiple orders Updates to several language translations, including French, German, and Turkish New resource statistics and yearly costs dashboards Bug fixes in search tools across all…

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  • Presentations and Publications – Spring 2018

      Upcoming Presentations Friday, June 8, 2018 – 1:00pm – CORAL User Group at NASIG Join us at NASIG for the CORAL User Group meeting! This meeting is for both prospective and active users of the CORAL electronic resources management system. Highlights will include announcements for changes to the software and documentation, plus some demonstrations and…

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  • Reporting Back: Results from the CORAL User Group Survey

    By Laurel Narizny, Scott Vieira, and Heather Wilson The CORAL Steering Committee is turning its attention toward creating a road map for CORAL’s future. While the road map will look at both long-standing technical issues and emerging e-resources trends, the plan will be primarily driven by feedback from CORAL users. The first step in gathering…

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  • CORAL Close-Up: Carolyn Carpan from the University of Alberta Libraries

    Welcome back to the CORAL Close-up, where we interview a CORAL user and profile their local CORAL system. This month, we’re profiling the work of Carolyn Carpan, the Collection Strategies Librarian at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.  The University of Alberta is a large research university with approximately 37,000 students, and Carolyn…

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  • From the Committees – Spring 2018

    From the Steering Committee: The Steering Committee has two new members! Joining us from East Carolina University, Rebecca Tatterson, Electronic Resources Librarian, and Michael Reece, Lead Developer, began serving on the Steering Committee in May 2018. Welcome, ECU team! You can find the complete governance roster on the CORAL website.  The beta 3.0 release is…

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  • Beyond “About Us”: Getting to Know the Web Committee

    If you’ve installed the latest CORAL beta release or poked at the project documentation, you may have noticed some updates to the main CORAL site, coral-erm.org. Recently, the CORAL Web Committee took some time to review and update the website. The CORAL Web Committee began as a documentation group and has worked for more than…

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  • CORAL Beta 3.0 Now Available

    The CORAL Steering Committee is excited to announce that a beta release of CORAL 3.0 is available for testing. The Beta 3.0 release features enhancements to the import tool, functionality for integration with the EBSCO knowledgebase, tracking multiple orders per resource, and more. Documentation is being generated by the Web Committee and will be available…

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  • Upcoming Webinar – CORAL: One System, Three Perspectives

    Register now for an upcoming NASIG webinar discussing different ways libraries are using CORAL. April NASIG Webinar: CORAL: One System, Three Perspectives

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