Koha Newsletter: Volume 1/Issue 11: November 2010
Official Koha Newsletter (ISSN 2153-8328)
Volume 1, Issue 11: November 2010
Table of Contents
- KohaCon10 Summary
KohaCon10
Summary of KohaCon10 in Blog Posts
KohaCon10 took place in Wellington, New Zealand last month to honor 10 years of Koha development, use and community! It seems that your trusty documentation manager was unofficially names the official blogger of the conference, so excuse a newsletter full of links to posts written by me (and Ian Walls, my colleague who had cover the sessions I couldn’t).
- Conference Proper
- Keynote
- Why a Librarian Loves Koha
- Koha and Kete
- Koha Adoption in Nigeria
- Koha Governance
- What’s Coming in Koha 3.4
- Fun with Library Data
- Identifying eBooks
- A cooperative view
- Koha in Schools
- Sharing is Good
- History of Koha
- Koha in Prison
- Participation is Key
- Koha in Malaysia
- LAMP to Koha
- Promoting Free Software in Libraries
- Open Library and Koha
- Koha: 10 years in 10 minutes
- Hackfest
- Summaries
KohaCon10 Presentations
Some KohaCon10 presentations were posted on SlideShare, others posted on personal websites and others plotted on a map. If I’ve missed any please feel free to add them in the comments below.
- KohaCon10 on SlideShare
- KohaCon10 Presentation Map
- Specific Presentations
- Koha at ASHS by Mark Osborne
- Fun with Library Data by David Friggens
KohaCon10 Videos
KohaCon10 videos are still making their way online, here are a few that are up so far. You can search for the rest as they’re added on blip.tv by using the keyword “kohacon10”
- Keynote by Rosalie Blake
- Why Librarians Love Koha by Lee Phillips
- Kete and Koha by Walter McGinnis
- Koha uptake in Nigeria by Olugbenga Adara
- Library Data for Fun & Profit by David Friggens
- Koha: 10 years in 10 minutes
KohaCon10 Pictures
Mostly KohaCon10 pictures were posted on Flickr and tagged “kohacon10“. My favorites were taken by Kristina, she knows how to take pictures!! Thank you to all who took pictures and shared them so that those back home could share in the festivities with us and so that we can all look back and remember our time together fondly.
What we didn’t get was a group picture that I could post here, so you’ll have to go browse through the Flickr pictures and spot your friends and community members that way.
Newsletter edited by Nicole C. Engard, Koha Documentation Manager.
Please send future story ideas to