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New Mobile App wins Award!

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OLITA Technological Innovation AwardIn the bookstore? Need to quickly see if the Library has the book you want? The Toronto Metropolitan University mobile app on iOS and Android now includes the ISBN/QR barcode scanning application.

This application can be used to interpret QR and ISBN barcodes. Scanning the ISBN of a book will look for the item in the Toronto Metropolitan University Library & Archives (RULA) catalogue to see if it is available.

Scanning a QR code will interpret the data and display the results on screen or if the data contains a URL, it will launch that website. QR codes are now available in the Library catalogue.

The RULA brains behind this application recently won the OLITA Award for Technical Innovation for 2011 – congratulations to Graham McCarthy, Innovative Technologies Librarian, and Steven Marsden, Junior System Programmer!

Have to see it to believe it? Watch this video to see how its done.

Download an Audio Library Tour

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Missed the library tours during Orientation Week?  Want to explore on your own?

No problem! Download an 10-minute audio tour of the main floor designed to help get you ready for September. Learn about many of the services and supports available to you at the Library that will help you succeed at the university level.