We enjoyed meeting many librarians at Code4Lib last week! While LibraryH3lp of course has oodles of standard features available through our graphical management interfaces, we wanted to take a moment to open up the hood and illustrate some of the thi…
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Ask a Librarian Mobile App now in Amazon Appstore
The Ask a Librarian mobile app is now available through the Amazon Appstore for Android, making it available to patrons with Kindle Fire devices and devices running Android 4.0 and up. As with the Google Play store and iTunes App store, the Ask a Li…
Join the Ask a Librarian App -- Now in Production!
About two months ago, we first announced the Ask a Librarian mobile app for Android and iOS. A big THANK YOU to everyone who participated in the beta and provided feedback. We've folded your feedback into the app and today we're excited to announce…
Become Part of the Ask a Librarian App
[Update Nov. 12, 2015: The Ask a Librarian App is now out of beta and in production!]We'd like to invite all libraries to become part of the new Ask a Librarian App currently undergoing beta testing. Ask A Librarian is a mobile app that we've develop…
Adding a 'Click to Chat' or 'Ask a Librarian' tab to your Web Page
Chat tabs are a handy option for consistent chat help placement, especially when page real estate is dear. With LibraryH3lp, you can easily create a tab with customized wording that opens a chat widget when a guest clicks it. You also control the off…
Easy-to-Update Public Announcements for any Web Page
Need a quick and easy way to manage announcements on a web page? You know, something that non-technical staff could use to update content on high-profile web pages without needing to touch the web page itself. Happily, your LibraryH3lp-powered FAQ le…
New FAQ customization options
FAQ sites received an update this weekend. This update brings the ability to customize the wording for everything that shows up for users viewing your FAQ. This is especially important because it means that the public view of a FAQ in a non-English…