Koha 3.2 Status

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This document summarizes the goals and key features for the Koha 3.2 library software release. The release will include a new acquisitions module, holdings support, and various circulation improvements. Major new features include the acquisitions module developed by BibLibre, and a new holdings structure being developed by LibLime. The release will also include several other circulation, cataloging, serials, administration, and reporting enhancements. The target timeframe for the 3.2 production release is late summer or early autumn.

Technology

Koha 3.2 Update
Galen Charlton, Release Manager for 3.2, LibLime
Paul Poulain, Release Manger for 2.x, BibLibre

Goals

• Koha 3.2 is an ambitious release
• New acquisitions module
• Holdings support
• Many circulation improvements
• Improving stability

RFCs

http://wiki.koha.org/doku.php?id=en:development:rfcs3.2

RFCs continued

• Not all RFCs will be implemented for 3.2
• Some were just proposals
• Others didn’t end up being sponsored
• Tempis fugit

Big features
• New acquisitions module
• Developed by BibLibre
• In production one of their customers
• BibLibre working to submit patches for
3.2
• Review and testing period

Big features

• Holdings structure
• Introduces “summary” records to Koha
• LibLime developing; sponsored by
WALDO
• Entering testing by WALDO

WALDO circulation
features
• Proxy patrons
• Fines thresholds
• Callslips
• Recalls
• Hourly loans
• Email checkout slips

Other circulation
features
• Calculate ﬁnes in days debarred
• BibLibre - patch submited and available in
3.0.1, will make its way to 3.2 soon
• Introducing Alloy Computing
• Place hold on multiple items

Circulation continued

• Additional hold request improvements
sponsored by NEKLS
• Course Reserves - Integration with
ReservesDirect

OPAC enhancements

• Support for enhanced content providers
• Syndetics
• LibraryThing (coming)
• Babelthèque
• Tag multiple items

Cataloging
• ‡biblios.net integration
• Improved browse indexes
• ISBN13 normalization (sponsored by PISD)
• Item bulk status change
• BibLibre working on this
• LibLime also working on global change

Cataloging

• Brief records
• Record maintenance
• Deleted records

Serials

• General improvements to serials display
and prediction pattern management
• More control over display of recently
checked in issues (WALDO)

Administration

• Improved system preferences editor
• All together now: thanks, Jesse!

Reporting

• Improvements to guided reports

Miscellaneous
• Granular permissions (new acquisitions
module already implements some of these)
• Internet Explorer compatibility
improvements (WALDO)
• Improvements to overdue report (PISD)
• Improved OAI-PMH server (Tamil)
• URL checker (Tamil)

More

• There will be at least one cool new thing
from coming from the KohaCon
development meeting this weekend

Timeline

• Remember what I said about ambitious?
• I’ll be discussing precise timelines with the
developers ... but production release of
Koha 3.2 will most likely be late summer or
early autumn
• 3.1 release for testing in early summer

Thanks!

• Galen Charlton
• Paul Poulain

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1. Koha 3.2 Update Galen Charlton, Release Manager for 3.2, LibLime Paul Poulain, Release Manger for 2.x, BibLibre

2. Goals • Koha 3.2 is an ambitious release • New acquisitions module • Holdings support • Many circulation improvements • Improving stability

3. RFCs http://wiki.koha.org/doku.php?id=en:development:rfcs3.2

4. RFCs continued • Not all RFCs will be implemented for 3.2 • Some were just proposals • Others didn’t end up being sponsored • Tempis fugit

5. Big features • New acquisitions module • Developed by BibLibre • In production one of their customers • BibLibre working to submit patches for 3.2 • Review and testing period

6. Big features • Holdings structure • Introduces “summary” records to Koha • LibLime developing; sponsored by WALDO • Entering testing by WALDO

7. WALDO circulation features • Proxy patrons • Fines thresholds • Callslips • Recalls • Hourly loans • Email checkout slips

8. Other circulation features • Calculate ﬁnes in days debarred • BibLibre - patch submited and available in 3.0.1, will make its way to 3.2 soon • Introducing Alloy Computing • Place hold on multiple items

9. Circulation continued • Additional hold request improvements sponsored by NEKLS • Course Reserves - Integration with ReservesDirect

10. OPAC enhancements • Support for enhanced content providers • Syndetics • LibraryThing (coming) • Babelthèque • Tag multiple items

11. Cataloging • ‡biblios.net integration • Improved browse indexes • ISBN13 normalization (sponsored by PISD) • Item bulk status change • BibLibre working on this • LibLime also working on global change

12. Cataloging • Brief records • Record maintenance • Deleted records

13. Serials • General improvements to serials display and prediction pattern management • More control over display of recently checked in issues (WALDO)

14. Administration • Improved system preferences editor • All together now: thanks, Jesse!

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16. Miscellaneous • Granular permissions (new acquisitions module already implements some of these) • Internet Explorer compatibility improvements (WALDO) • Improvements to overdue report (PISD) • Improved OAI-PMH server (Tamil) • URL checker (Tamil)

17. More • There will be at least one cool new thing from coming from the KohaCon development meeting this weekend

18. Timeline • Remember what I said about ambitious? • I’ll be discussing precise timelines with the developers ... but production release of Koha 3.2 will most likely be late summer or early autumn • 3.1 release for testing in early summer

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