Ex Libris®, a ProQuest company, has announced that the University of Bath is implementing the Leganto reading list solution from Ex Libris to enhance library support for teaching and learning. The university joins a growing global community of customers that are now able to integrate course reading lists with library processes.
Leganto is a standalone, cloud‑based service for creating, maintaining, evaluating, using, and sharing course reading lists. Leganto facilitates collaboration between instructors, librarians, and students; makes the library a more active partner in the teaching and learning processes; gives librarians more control over copyright compliance; and helps librarians develop collections to optimally serve the institution’s academic goals.
An increasing number of institutions across Europe are now moving to Leganto to help them deliver a collaborative and efficient end-to-end library service that supports instructors, students, and researchers. According to University Librarian Kate Robinson, through the integration of Leganto with Ex Libris Alma® and Primo®, the library will be able to integrate its back office workflows and front-end interfaces to underpin its strategic goal: providing access to the world's knowledge through excellent services, 24/7, for the advancement of education and research at the University of Bath.
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