Sentences with phrase «library users made»

Few library users made use of a library website without also visiting a library in person in that time, however, so overall library usage rates did not increase:

Not exact matches

To make our website more accessible to human users, we have improved pathway display and navigation by implementing interactive Enhanced High Level Diagrams (EHLDs) with an associated icon library, and subpathway highlighting and zooming, in a simplified and reorganized web site with adaptive design.

Time will tell whether the wait for the Nintendo Switch Online Service was worth it, but we believe Nintendo should look for partners like SEGA and others to team up with to add more classic games that would help round out the library to make it a more attractive service for its users.

It has 1,000,000 + users and features an AES secured API library that makes third - party app integration a breeze.

Design: The entire site uses a neo-gothic theme that makes users feel as if they're browsing the stacks in an ancient library.

Both of the tools follow the «drag - and - drop» function, making it easier for the user to add the desired content from the build - in library, whether it is an object or a sound effect.

By leveraging EncodeMagic, a proprietary file conversion library, and service, eFrontPro makes it easy for its users to add all kinds of multimedia, and / or video files to their courses.

Who has a library card, where they live, and how they can be reached are the primary elements that make up their user data, as well as what resources they've accessed.

As library ebook lending for both academic and public institutions continues to make steady progress, libraries are finally able to «shop» the competition to provide the best user experience for their patrons, the largest catalogs of bestselling titles, and investigate the available features of different platforms.

3M developed a device that was initially thought to be based on an early txtr model e-reader, but it is its own proprietary machine intended to limit the capabilities of the e-reader in order to prevent theft and black marketing, as well as to make it entirely user friendly for the wide variety of computer knowledge and know - how of a broad audience of library patrons.

Overdrive is developing a new solution called the cost - per - checkout (CPC) model that allows libraries to make available a supplier's entire catalog of titles, but only incur a charge when a user borrows a title.

Amazon's communications with borrowers made it plain that Amazon was acquiring and keeping lots of information about library users and their reading habits and using that data to market goods to them.

Like among the new features that are to be added include the ability to make personalized book recommendations right on the Kindle app home screen itself while also enabling the user to inform friends about any book suggestions right from book within the library itself without requiring to log out of the app.

While the partnership with Polaris already helps users browse and discover digital materials more efficiently across a variety of platforms, 3M's other focus is to make libraries an even more optimized experience for users.

And there's a strategic reason: KCLS wants to reach this diverse user group in the community — beyond library buildings — and make it easy to use downloadable books.

Users of the OverDrive platform can easily make recommendations to their library or school for titles to add to the collection through a feature called «Recommend to Library.»

The California Library Systems, or Califa, announced that it will make the Bilbary Kitten button available to all of its partner libraries for any users who wish to purchase ebooks.

We wanted to make things completely simple and intuitive: you always subscribe with the latest issue (but can buy back issues), the library and store page are combined, the current issue is displayed nice and big, your notification settings are upfront and clear... It's the combination of hundreds of little details like these that result in a smooth user experience.

Users borrowing patterns made international news last month when the newspaper Kobe Shimbun published the library records of famous Japanese author Haruki Murakam.

You can easily organize your library into custom collections and share your account with other people and family members with Nook Android App Nook also makes the reading experience pleasurable for the blind and low vision users.

Cooper said BlackBerry Enterprise Application Middleware will include a set of APIs, libraries and server software that will make it easier for developers to build «super apps» that can access instant data push and alerts, use efficient file transfers with enterprise applications, and make it easy to query a user's device for geo - location, presence, current camera image, calendar availability, device type and much more.

We don't usually mention particular vendors on our site (outside of our guide to library eBook vendors), but RF would like to thank OverDrive for being responsive and taking another small step in making thier sitre more library user friendly and in accord with RF principles.

While all of this comes included in the new eBook App, the other good thing with eBook is that it makes sure the library along with all the bookmarks of a user to be automatically coordinated with the rest of the applications, thus making the Kobo e-reader a quality experience for all users who won't ever have to face any glitch with their reading on any device enabled by Kobo.

«We are delighted to make our ebooks available to libraries through ebrary in order to meet the research needs of our end - users,» said Dr. Karin Timme, Publisher at Frank & Timme.

They make their entire collection available on a libraries website and libraries only pay money when a user checkouts an e-books.

There's still no support for ePub files, which could make it difficult to borrow books from public libraries (though Prime users can borrow certain books for free from Amazon).

Yes, there were always some titles available; it seems that OverDrive makes sure that library users have access to a large set of older and / or out - of - copyright titles with unlimited lendability...

(The French library community particularly likes a feature of Readium LCP that makes it desirable in France: public libraries limit the number of lending transactions that a user can make at a given time.

Amazon is notorious for its own ebook format and makes libraries and users conform to its standard.

Unlike many Western e-reading platforms that offer a handful of tablet and PC - based apps for digital reading, many publishers in Japan require the users to download a separate app to read ebooks from each publisher, making it impossible to consolidate one's entire digital library.

One special e-book is made available worldwide with no limit on user downloads, so all library members around the world can download and read simultaneously!

We make reasonable efforts to ensure that the library's contracts, licenses, and off site computer service arrangements reflect our policies and legal obligations concerning user privacy and confidentiality.

Some things to keep in mind, for the obviously young and uninformed types who post ignorant rants: — RIM was making «smartphones» long before Apple and Google and had the market cornered for quite a while — Large corporations and governments have long preferred these devices due to their end - to - end encryption abilities and their extensive library of security and user policies.

According to the story, publishers are upset because OverDrive sends library users to Amazon's site for Kindle downloading, essentially making Amazon the administrator of library lending and thus not «governed by publishers» contracts with Amazon or OverDrive.»

Later this summer, Barnes & Noble plans to offer users the ability to use a search library, to highlight and to make notes with Nook for Android.

Calibre probably makes the best use of metadata and allows access to both the description and keyword metadata when the user browses their eBook library.

The most highly engaged library users are most likely to make frequent use of library websites: Roughly eight in 10 members of the highest engagement groups have used a library website in the past year, compared with 30 % of the general public.

Hopefully in the future libraries will be allowed to offer more than two or three «copies» of an eBook for hiring at a time, or allow users to select a shorter loan period than two weeks, making copies available sooner than currently.

Google announced last week that it has made available to users of advanced mobile phones an additional five hundred thousand titles from its Book Search digital library.

Users should note that «highlights, bookmarks and annotations you made in your Reader Store eBooks will not be available after you transfer your library to Kobo,» and «in a few rare cases, ebooks purchased at Reader Store may not be available at Kobo for re-download.

A number of publishers, such as Osprey Publishing (parent of Angry Robot), F+W Media, and O'Reilly Media, make books available without DRM, but this does not translate to the library channel, which relies on DRM as the mechanism to control one of its quintessential functions — the loan — as well as to impose the one - book, one - user lending model.

But commenters on the Amazon kerfuffle make the point over and over that if a user wants anything popular from the library, they have to get on a long wait list.

The company has publicly stated its desire to scan all the world's books (~ 150 million) into digital format and make the contents of the digital library available to its search engine users.

Being the self - proclaimed «huge fan of the company (Amazon),» David encourages librarians to make their voice heard given the circumstance that that TTS is widely used among public library users.

It also allows borrowers to make notes in their copy of the e-book and to highlight certain passages; these markups are visible only to that user, not other library patrons or Amazon user.24 The service is only available to libraries, schools, and colleges in the U.S. 25

«We abide by the DRM standards, we expose their authors to thousands of readers and we pay for the books and e-books, so why can't they make more of an effort to work with libraries instead of restricting library users on their options to read digitally?»

This will enable libraries to support regional authors and publishers through self - hosting projects while preserving access to existing commercial services without having to make trade - offs that fracture the user experience.

Accompanying it will be a complete redesign of the reading app, their store, and the addition of an audiobook tab to make it easier for users to access their audiobook library.

Vancouver Public Library makes every effort to accommodate library users with print disabilities through the provision of specialized services, collections and equipment.

As Brookes describes: «ebook aggregators are companies that take a file from the user, convert it into multiple formats and make it available through multiple distribution channels (platforms, stores, libraries).»