OPLIN Dynamic Website Kits overview--2011
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The document discusses a board retreat for a library and outlines features included in their content management system (CMS) kit. It lists interactive features, customization options, integration capabilities, and statistics/analytics tools included. It also provides a list of libraries that have implemented the CMS kit live or are currently in progress.
OPLIN Dynamic Website Kits overview--2011
- 2. What comes with the kit?
- 10. No tech required
- 13. Interactive features Polls Forums Comments Blogs
- 14. Custom search
- 15. Events calendar
- 16. Online contact form
- 19. Send to friend
- 20. Add to Any
- 21. Mollom spam protection
- 22. Google Analytics
- 23. Unique features
- 24. Custom age-related themes
- 26. Context menus
- 28. Find broken links
- 29. Embedded media
- 30. Site Map
- 31. What’s the process ?
- 32. Full list of live Web Kit sites Adams County Public Library Brown County Public Library Cardington-Lincoln Public Library Carnegie Public Library Chillicothe & Ross County Public Library Clark County Public Library Coldwater Public Library Conneaut Public Library Cuyahoga Falls Library Dover Public Library Franklin-Springboro Public Library Granville Public Library Harbor-Topky Memorial Library Henderson Memorial Public Library Ida Rupp Public Library Logan-Hocking County District Library London Public Library Loudonville Public Library Marion Public Library Mary L. Cook Public Library Minerva Public Library Monroe County Publc Library Napoleon Public Library Perry County District Library Puskarich Public Library Troy-Miami Public Library Tuscarawas County Public Library Williams County Public Library Wood County District Public Library Wright Memorial Public Library
- 33. Kits in progress Bexley Public Library Champaign County Public Library Claymont Public Library Germantown Public Library Guernsey County Public Library Homer Public Library Kate Love Simpson Morgan County PL Meigs County Public Library Licking County Public Library
- 34. Now what?
- 35. More focus on mobile version
- 36. Access to more reports
- 37. Questions?
Editor's Notes
- #5: Often they get a more professional-looking design
- #8: Sometimes, the design is also a lot more cleaner and modern
- #9: Sometimes, the look has a historical focus
- #10: Some libraries didn’t have a website at all and have now been brought into the 21 st century
- #23: OPLIN site, march 4-april 5 2011
- #37: Specifically, top search phrases and top “Page not found” errors