Re: [IUG] Millennium Media

[crigda <nikib5 at gmail dot com>]

Hi Ann,

I'm not aware of a list, but I gave a presentation on Media Management a
couple of years ago and I will send it to you. There are some examples in
there of other libraries using it.

Chris

*Christine Rigda**
**Systems Librarian**
**Carlson Library Mail Stop #509**
**University of Toledo**
**Toledo, Ohio 43606-3390**
**419.530.2333**
**christine dot rigda at utoledo dot edu*


On Tue, May 10, 2011 at 12:35 PM, Ann Wood <Ann dot Wood at kpl dot org> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Is there a list anywhere of libraries who use the Millennium Media
> Management module?  We currently use it for some local history photographs
> and for our toy collection but were thinking of expanding its use.  We're
> wondering how other libraries use it.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Ann Wood
> Senior Manager, Public Services
> Kitchener Public Library
> 85 Queen St. N.
> Kitchener ON N2H 2H1
> Phone: (519) 743-0271 ext. 234
> TTY: 877.614.4832
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