Virtual Learning
Held on June 3, 2026
On-Demand Demo: Streamlining everyday circulation workflows in Koha with RFID
Watch the on-demand demonstration to see the workflow in action and discover how this approach can improve efficiency while seamlessly integrating with the systems your library already relies on.
Bibliotheca and ByWater Solutions are working together to support libraries using Koha with more efficient and practical circulation workflows.
In this customer training session, the focus was on the real, day-to-day experience of staff working in circulation and how RFID can help simplify workflows without adding complexity.
Rather than changing systems, this session explored how libraries can improve existing workflows by better connecting Koha with RFID-enabled tools. This is made possible through staffConnect link, which enables direct communication between Koha and RFID hardware.
In this session, viewers will learn:
how staff workflows can be simplified and streamlined
how RFID supports circulation tasks directly within Koha
what this looks like in practice through a live demonstration
how libraries can reduce manual handling and improve accuracy
Watch the on-demand demonstration to see the workflow in action and discover how this approach can improve efficiency while seamlessly integrating with the systems your library already relies on.
SPEAKERS
Jessica Zairo, MLIS
Mason Humphrey
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