Built on a base of Drupal, Fedora, and Solr, Islandora's flexibility empowers users to work with a huge variety of data types (such as image, video, and pdf) and knowledge domains (such as Chemistry and the Digital Humanities) and provides integration with additional viewers, editors, and data processing applications.
Islandora has out-of-the-box support for: Any Digital File Type Batch Ingest and Migrations Faceted Searching Flexible Metadata Flexible Storage IIIF JSON-LD Serialization Linked Data Multilingual Content and Interface OAI-PMH Usage Statistics
Additionally, you can extend Islandora using any of the hundreds of modules built by the Drupal community.
The Islandora Foundation is a federally incorporated, community-driven soliciting non-profit operating under Corporation Number 848647-6. Our mission is to steward the Islandora software platform and the community that develops and supports it.
One of the features of Islandora events is the t-shirt given to all attendees. Every camp has its own logo, and we want to give a free registration and an extra t-shirt to the iCampEU Limerick attendee who comes up with the best logo to represent the camp.
This was the logo from our previous contest (for IslandoraCon in Hamilton, ON):
The Islandora Foundation is very happy to announce that Louisiana State University will be joining us as a Member in the Foundation as of January, 2018.
Longtime users of Islandora, LSU's latest big Islandora project is the Lousiana Digital Library, a stunning multi-site that encompasses 17 Louisiana archives, libraries, museums, and other repositories, with more than 144,000 digital items. Collections run the gamut from photographs, maps, manuscript materials, books, and oral histories.
The Islandora Foundation is very happy to announce that long time member Florida State University has become a Partner in the Foundation.