We’ve got something a bit different for this edition of Meet the Librarian. We spoke to Pete Bowles Barrett, the Kortext Librarian. Read on to find out how Pete’s career in higher education is invaluable in his current role. How and when did you decide to become a librarian? I think the answer is that
Fresh from its recent international expansion, KeyLinks has been announced as supplier of the University of Hull’s new reading list management system (RLMS), working in partnership with the institution for the successful provision of reading lists to its circa 15,000 students . Named one of the top 60 UK universities (2022 Guardian University Rankings), the
Following a series of major platform developments, KeyLinks – the dynamic reading list management system (RLMS) by Kortext – has entered into a new partnership with global institution, Anglia Ruskin University (ARU), one of the top 350 universities in the world. KeyLinks was selected as the solution that aligned with ARU’s commitment to providing high-quality,
In 2017 Kortext could see how important the relationship between content selected by academic faculty and how students access that content was becoming. How students accessed content from the VLE and library resources would become key and felt that the reading list management system would be the perfect bridge linking students to the content of most value to their studies. By 2018, Kortext had purchased Rebus:list in partnership with the CLA with the sole purpose of creating an affordable
Kortext is delighted to announce that following an in-depth procurement process, KeyLinks, the Reading List Management System developed by Kortext has been placed on the APUC Framework agreement as one of only two Reading List Management Systems appointed to the framework. The APUC Framework agreement is open to all universities and colleges in Scotland, England,
Today CLA and Kortext announce that from 1st January 2020 its KeyLinks operations will come together under single leadership. Over the past 2 years CLA and Kortext have worked closely in developing, enhancing and supporting the KeyLinks reading list management system which is now being used in libraries in the UK, Europe, Australia and the
