The public library of Breda, the Netherlands

The public Library of Breda has implemented Iguana to merge its catalog and website, and to create an engaging online environment for its users. View the library's Iguana implementation here: www.bibliotheekbreda.nl.

The public library of VANnU, the Netherlands

With Iguana, the library delivers new online services to its users. Throughout the site, an interactive book river displays recommended items from the library's collections. Users can view personalized suggestions and most popular items. http://www.bibliotheekvannu.nl/iguana/www.main.cls

Houthalen-Helchteren Public Library, Belgium

http://mail.houthalen-helchteren.be/Iguana/www.main.cls.

Croydon College, UK

http://www.croydon.ac.uk/library.

 

 

The Iguana concepts

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Collaboration
With Iguana, your users can share your content with others. They can create affinity groups around your content; think of book clubs for example, or discussion groups around the library’s art exhibits. Your users can also connect with their friends to share items – books, DVD, CDs, etc.
Personalization
Iguana provides users with a highly personalized environment. Iguana delivers information that is based on a user’s profile; the user views events for his or her library branch, for example, and reads news based on his or her interests.
Discovery
With Iguana, your users can discover information in the library and beyond. Your users can discover the library’s collections and more in an interactive and personalized way.
Portability
The Iguana platform is entirely deconstructed; each content area on the page is a widget – users can move content on their library’s page and create their own views. Users can also move content elsewhere – to external environments such as Facebook or iGoogle, for example. Now your users can interact around your content on those pages that they visit the most.