Islandora is an open-source software framework designed to help institutions and organizations and their audiences collaboratively manage, and discover digital assets using a best-practices framework. It uses Drupal as a front-end and deploys other open-source technologies, such as Fedora and Solr, to deliver a complete digital assets management solution. Originally developed by the University of Prince Edward Island's Robertson Library, Islandora is now implemented and supported by an ever-growing international community.
Islandora and all of its components are completely open-source and free to use. Learn more about Islandora 8.
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Islandora/Fedora Camp in Arizona - Call for Proposals2 weeks 1 dayDoing something great with Islandora and/or Fedora that you want to share with the community? Have a recent project that the world just needs to know about? Send us your proposals to present at the joint Islandora and Fedora Camp in Arizona! Presentations should be roughly 20-25 minutes in length (with time after for questions) and deal with Islandora and/or Fedora in some way. Read More |
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Islandora/Fedora Camp in Arizona - Instructors Announced!2 weeks 3 daysThe first Islandora event of 2020 will also be our first joint event with Fedora! From February 24 - 26, we will be partnering with LYRASIS and hosted by Arizona State University to bring you a three day camp packed with the latest in both Islandora and Fedora. Registration is now open! Read More |
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Use-a-Thon Dividends: Generating Thumbnails for Audio3 weeks 3 daysIt's time to take a look at another awesome outcome from our Islandoracon Use-a-Thon: Waveform thumbnails for audio files, a handy addition to audio support in Islandora 8 that has the distinction of having become a standard part of the stack since the Use-a-Thon. Read More |
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