The grant, for $12.6 million over four years, will allow OCLC to replace and add software—including a new learning management system, content management system and portal software—that will provide added functionality and flexibility for WebJunction members and community partners. The grant will also provide support needed to help WebJunction become self-sustaining within OCLC by improving its current revenue-generating services and creating new services that will assist libraries of all types. The sustainability of WebJunction is essential to its mission to help libraries thrive in changing and challenging technological environments today, and into the future.
Source: OCLC
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