Tech Watch: Aleph still favorite library software | Jerusalem Post

Tech Watch: Aleph still favorite library software | Jerusalem Post


Following the recent Ra'anana Conference for National High Tech Policy, a major focus of which was the importance of providing the proper "high-tech" education to today's high school students, this week's tech watch is taking a closer look at some of the country's "educationally-minded" companies.


COMFY KEYBOARD is designed to be young children's first experience with computers.
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Ex Libris Group announced late last month that sales of the Aleph integrated library system continue to thrive around the world. Some of the key institutions that have recently joined the Aleph community are Fudan University and Shanghai Jiao Tong University, both in China; the Universite du Quebec a Montreal, in Canada, while the National Library of the Dominican Republic became the 35th national library to choose one or more Ex Libris solutions.