BiblioCommons is a privately held company, based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, that develops front end interactive catalog and web services for libraries. In February 2020, BiblioCommons was acquired by Volaris Group, an operating segment of Constellation Software. In 2008, Library Journal called BiblioCommons "a revolutionary social discovery system for libraries". BiblioCommons has an arrangement with Knowledge Ontario that makes it Knowledge Ontario's "Connect Ontario" project.
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| - BiblioCommons is a privately held company, based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, that develops front end interactive catalog and web services for libraries. In February 2020, BiblioCommons was acquired by Volaris Group, an operating segment of Constellation Software. Over 200 public libraries in four countries, worldwide, currently use a BiblioCommons OPAC (Online Public Access Catalog). BiblioCore, the online catalog, integrates with existing Integrated Library Systems (ILSs) and creates a complete OPAC replacement that features searching, account integration, new tools for discovery, eBook integration, library staff recommendations, and the ability to create a community around the library collection. Other services include a mobile suite with BiblioMobile; the ability to manage web sites that have dynamic web options with BiblioWeb (a content management system); to integrate summer reading microsites with Biblio Summer Sites; to make public library resources available through school library catalogs with BiblioSchools; to integrate ebook lending and buying within the catalog with BiblioDigital; and to integrate event listings straight into the catalog with BiblioEvents. There are more options, modules, and improvements being worked on all the time. In 2008, Library Journal called BiblioCommons "a revolutionary social discovery system for libraries". BiblioCommons has an arrangement with Knowledge Ontario that makes it Knowledge Ontario's "Connect Ontario" project.
- BiblioCommons es una compañía privada, con base en Toronto, Canadá, que desarrolla un servicios web para bibliotecas de catálogo online. Más de 200 bibliotecas públicas en cuatro países, actualmente utilizan BiblioCommons OPAC (el acceso Público de Catálogo On-line). BiblioCore, el catálogo on-line, se integra con el Sistema de Biblioteca Integrada (ILSs) y crea el paquete OPAC, que se basa en búsquedas por sustitución de características intuitivas, integración de cuenta, nuevas herramientas de búsqueda, integración de eBook, recomendaciones de personal de la biblioteca, y la capacidad de crear una comunidad alrededor de la colección de la biblioteca. Otros servicios que incluye son BiblioMobile; BiblioCMS (sistema de administración del contenido) con capacidad de dirigir sitios web con opciones de web dinámica; Biblio Sitios de Verano para integrar micrositios de lecturas de verano; BiblioSchools para hacer público recursos de biblioteca disponibles a través de la biblioteca escolar; BiblioDigital que se utiliza para integrar ebooks comprados; y BiblioEvents que puede integrar listados de acontecimiento directamente al catalogar. Existen muchas más opciones, módulos, y asimismo las mejoras son trabajadas todo el tiempo.[cita requerida] En 2008, Revista de Biblioteca llamó BiblioCommons "un sistema de descubrimiento social revolucionario para bibliotecas". BiblioCommons realizó un arreglo con Conocimiento Ontario, que se formalizó en el proyecto "Conecta Ontario" .
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| - BiblioCommons is a privately held company, based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, that develops front end interactive catalog and web services for libraries. In February 2020, BiblioCommons was acquired by Volaris Group, an operating segment of Constellation Software. In 2008, Library Journal called BiblioCommons "a revolutionary social discovery system for libraries". BiblioCommons has an arrangement with Knowledge Ontario that makes it Knowledge Ontario's "Connect Ontario" project.
- BiblioCommons es una compañía privada, con base en Toronto, Canadá, que desarrolla un servicios web para bibliotecas de catálogo online. Más de 200 bibliotecas públicas en cuatro países, actualmente utilizan BiblioCommons OPAC (el acceso Público de Catálogo On-line). BiblioCore, el catálogo on-line, se integra con el Sistema de Biblioteca Integrada (ILSs) y crea el paquete OPAC, que se basa en búsquedas por sustitución de características intuitivas, integración de cuenta, nuevas herramientas de búsqueda, integración de eBook, recomendaciones de personal de la biblioteca, y la capacidad de crear una comunidad alrededor de la colección de la biblioteca.
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