[Hidden-tech] organizing an online library

[Kelly Albrecht]

Quick follow up to my last email. The NY Public Library site is a great 
example of Solr and Drupal:

http://www.nypl.org/search/apachesolr_search/resource

More cool examples listed here:

http://evolvingweb.ca/story/sites-using-drupal-apache-solr-combining-content-management-and-enterprise-search

I couldn't find any Wordpress examples

We are working on site right now with very much the same needs as you 
describe and we are using Drupal and Solr and are very pleased with the 
results.

kelly

On 08/22/2011 07:29 PM, Chris Landry wrote:
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> A client of mine wants to redesign a web site that contains a large number of educational resources: books, links, lesson plans, conference materials, book reviews, etc. I'm trying to help them think about how to do this.
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> Not only are there lots of different kinds of materials, but there could be a number of possible ways to find the most relevant materials: subject, grade level, expertise (beginner, intermediate), etc.
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> I'd love to see great examples of this kind of thing in WordPress, and/or suggestions about how to begin thinking of good organization of a diverse collection of online materials.
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