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Koha installation involves setting up the open-source integrated library system on a server and configuring it to meet the library's requirements, while customization involves modifying the system's functionality, appearance, and other features to tailor it to the specific needs and preferences of the library and its users.
DSpace is a digital repository software used by libraries and institutions to collect, preserve, and disseminate scholarly and cultural materials. It provides an easy-to-use interface for managing digital assets, metadata, and access policies, as well as facilitating collaboration and discovery across various research communities.
Moodle is a free and open-source learning management system (LMS) used by schools, universities, and organizations to create and manage online courses. It’s widely known for its flexibility, scalability, and active community of educators and developers.
MarcEdit is a suite of software tools designed to help librarians and metadata specialists manage, edit, and manipulate MARC (MAchine-Readable Cataloging) records more efficiently. It was developed by Terry Reese and is widely used in library and archival communities.
Data migration refers to transferring data from one library system to another—either due to a system upgrade (e.g., from an old version to a new version) or switching vendors (e.g., migrating from Koha to Alma, or from a legacy in-house system to a cloud-based LMS).
