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Beta Version of New Website Ready for Staff Testing
Starting today, we're asking staff to try out and provide feedback on a beta version of torontopubliclibrary.ca.In order to keep you informed and to get your ongoing feedback, we’ve created this staff...
View ArticleSome background on search relevancy
We've been getting feedback from staff asking about search relevancy in our new website. Here's some background on how it works.The search engine we use with our new website has a relevancy tool which...
View ArticleBeta Site Changes- now ready for the public
Thanks to all of you who provided feedback. We have been working on implementing many of your suggestions and have completed some of the intended functionality. Here are some highlights of what you...
View ArticleBroadening the Public Beta
For the past several weeks, the beta website has been in the hands of a limited group of our customers. You can see their comments and feedback through the Web Team blog. And a big thank you to all...
View ArticleBeta Site Feedback Summary
Thank you so much for all your continued feedback. The public beta has been available to all library customers through the web catalogue since early March. More recently it was linked to the TPL...
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Beta Website: latest developments in response to customer feedback
Many thanks to all who have sent us your comments about the beta version of the new Toronto Public Library website. The site has been available to the public for a few months now, and we continue to...
View ArticleTransitioning to the New Website
Starting July 14th, we began the process of migrating our website users to our new website. The new website has been in beta since December 2009. Since then over 100,000 users have visited and tried...
View ArticleAbout the New Website
While we have officially made the switch to the new website, it continues to be a work in progress. You will notice that some content from the old site has not been migrated over and some pages are...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Beta Version of New Website Ready for Staff Testing
Starting today, we're asking staff to try out and provide feedback on a beta version of torontopubliclibrary.ca.In order to keep you informed and to get your ongoing feedback, we’ve created this staff...
View ArticleSome background on search relevancy
We've been getting feedback from staff asking about search relevancy in our new website. Here's some background on how it works.The search engine we use with our new website has a relevancy tool which...
View ArticleBeta Site Changes- now ready for the public
Thanks to all of you who provided feedback. We have been working on implementing many of your suggestions and have completed some of the intended functionality. Here are some highlights of what you...
View ArticleBroadening the Public Beta
For the past several weeks, the beta website has been in the hands of a limited group of our customers. You can see their comments and feedback through the Web Team blog. And a big thank you to all...
View ArticleBeta Site Feedback Summary
Thank you so much for all your continued feedback. The public beta has been available to all library customers through the web catalogue since early March. More recently it was linked to the TPL...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Beta Website: latest developments in response to customer feedback
Many thanks to all who have sent us your comments about the beta version of the new Toronto Public Library website. The site has been available to the public for a few months now, and we continue to...
View ArticleTransitioning to the New Website
Starting July 14th, we began the process of migrating our website users to our new website. The new website has been in beta since December 2009. Since then over 100,000 users have visited and tried...
View ArticleAbout the New Website
While we have officially made the switch to the new website, it continues to be a work in progress. You will notice that some content from the old site has not been migrated over and some pages are...
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