Keystone Systems provides a system to store digital files, maintain title data, and allow downloads for patrons and libraries to access locally produced titles not available on BARD. This national repository of locally produced titles is called the SHared ELectronic Files (SHELF) Project.
Participating libraries can contribute materials they record and produce as a digital talking book (DTB). Keystone's integrated national union catalog of locally recorded DTBs provides the infrastructure to make those recordings searchable and easy to download.
Benefits of the SHELF Project:
- Make your OPAC a "one-stop-shop" for all NLS format DTB recordings.
- Allow your patrons access to additional materials.
- Automatically track reader's downloads as part of their regular circulation history.
For more detailed information about the these benefits and more, we invite you to download the SHELF Project flyer:
SHELF Project Flyer - PDF (32.43 kB)
SHELF Project Details and Pricing - PDF (134.92 kB)
