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King Edward VI College is a specialist A-level Sixth Form College for Stourbridge and the surrounding area.
Heritage was selected earlier this year as a replacement to the old Calm system that had been in place at the college for many years.
HR Wallingford is a highly-respected environmental research facility with a diverse range of stock and specialist requirements.
They provide world-leading analysis, advice and support in engineering and environmental hydraulics, and in the management of water and the water environment. Library staff there will be using Heritage to manage a wide range of documentation, including books, reports, electronic documents and even Admiralty charts!
A new Heritage Block has been created for Moodle, and is now available for for free download from the Heritage Support website for supported customers.
The block enables users of Heritage and Moodle to provide a library search and account information for logged-in users. Heritage users should visit www.heritagesupport.com for further information.
William Ellis School is an over-subscribed secondary comprehensive school for boys in Highgate.
The school had been using the Eclipse system for their library, but rather than have a data conversion the librarian decided to start afresh with Heritage Library Management System and catalogue everything from scratch using the Quickcat Online module.
Worle Community School is an oversubscribed school on the edge of Weston-super-Mare.
Worle has been an Arts college since September 2000, specialising in Media Arts. Read their Case Study to learn more about their choice of Heritage as their school library management software.
INTO UEA London offers a range of courses that prepare you for entry to degrees at both the University of East Anglia's London and Norwich campuses.
Helen Westwood, the librarian at the London Campus, wanted a fresh and exciting new library management system to manage her brand-new library, and after considering various systems, including those currently in use at the University, she selected Heritage.
Now a regular event, our Open Days are becoming increasingly popular with users as an alternative to seeing us at the more traditional exhibitions
The IS Oxford Open Day held in March proved to be the most popular yet, with over fifty users joining us on the day for the presentation of Heritage 4.2.9 followed by a guided tour of the Ashmolean museum in Oxford.
We were delighted with the warm reception that the new developments received. We'll be posting some photographs from the day on the website soon.
The next Open Day, on 17th June, is already heavily subscribed, so if you are a Heritage user and you'd like to join us please get in touch soon to book your place. If you're not a Heritage user, but you are interested in coming to one of our Open Days then please contact Emma Duffield for further details.
Halesowen College changes to Heritage from OLIB, benefiting from greatly improved functionality and massive savings. Halesowen offers courses both for mature students and school leavers and appears consistently in the top 10% of colleges for examination performance. The library and learning resources service is open to the public via the Dudley Inspire scheme. It became clear to Halesowen during the procurement process that they would make a massive saving on annual maintenance with Heritage - a quarter of the cost of OLIB support on an equivalent size of system - whilst it also provided very considerable benefits over OLIB.