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Drupal in Libraries

Title:Drupal in Libraries (ID: CSD5381)
Author(s):Andy Austin (Genesee Valley BOCES) and Christopher Harris (Genesee Valley BOCES)
Topics:american library association, CMS, drupal, Library Information Systems, Programming, Web Administration, Design, and Development, Web-based Information Systems
Source:American Library Association
Origin:Community Contributions (06/23/2008)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:

"Drupal in Libraries" features helpful case history examples of Drupal use in libraries. Most of the report, however, is dedicated to a useful and user-friendly how-to guide for libraries interested in utilizing Drupal — and its dedicated developer community — to build dynamic and easy-to-use library Web sites.

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