Kete

Kete is open source software, originally developed by Katipo Communications for Horowhenua Library Trust, that you can use to create online areas for collaboration for your community. Write topics and upload images, audio, video, documents. Discuss them all. Link them together.

It's been called a "relational wiki" and "a mashup between content management and knowledge management". It's a fun way to get things done.

Kete.net.nz is the home of the Kete software community; for those that are using Kete, thinking about using it, or just interested in knowing more.

Katipo manages the hosting of Kete.net.nz, configures the Kete software to suit the site, contributes large amounts of content and documentation, answers technical questions, and adds features to the Kete software that are used on Kete.net.nz. Katipo has also provided extensive guidance and participation in Kete's open source software community.

Chinese Digital Community

The Chinese Digital Community is a joint website project between the New Zealand Chinese Association Auckland Inc. (NZCA) and Auckland City Libraries.
Kete allows content to be added by the public. The site has been developed as an evolving online portal and storage facility to preserve the heritage of the Chinese living in New Zealand.
It is for anyone who's interested in sharing information - stories, experiences, photos, old or new documents, videos, audios etc - about what it means to be Chinese.

Katipo did extension development for the Chinese Digital Community that makes up the majority of features in the Kete 1.2 release and a large portion of the functionality in Kete 1.3. Katipo consulted for Auckland City Libraries and McGovern Online on the business requirements and site configuration as well as provided site administrator and end user training. Katipo also hosts the site.

Horowhenua Kete

Kete Horowhenua is a community built digital library of arts, cultural and heritage resources for and about Horowhenua, New Zealand. Horowhenua Library Trust are responsible for the creation and ongoing development of the site.

Kete Horowhenua aims to get privately owned papers and photographs out from under beds and sitting alongside public archive and photograph collections.

Katipo did all programming of the Kete software for Kete Horowhenua as well as technical development of bulk import facilities to draw material from over 11,000 existing digitized records. Katipo designed and created a Kete website theme from existing Horowhenua Library Trust branding elements. Katipo also manages the hosting of Kete Horowhenua, configures the Kete software to suit the site, and adds features to the Kete software for it.

He Kete Kōrero

Te Pūtē Routiriata o Taranaki - Kete Taranaki Reo is a community digital archive of Taranaki Whanui, and archival work it undertakes. This initiative is one of four areas identified in the Taranaki Māori Language Strategy 2005-2015, as critical to revitalising Taranaki Reo, the Taranaki regional dialect of Māori Language.

Katipo has programmed extensions to the features of the Kete software for He Kete Kōrero. Katipo designed and created a Kete website theme from existing branding elements as well as bulk importing the 1,900 records from an existing database. Katipo has delivered a number of training sessions to the site's administrators and end users. Katipo also provides hosting of the site, configures the Kete software to suit it, and continues to develop features to the Kete software for it.

Aotearoa's Peoples Network Kaharoa - Kete sites for member libraries

A significant planned part of the rollout of the Aotearoa People Kaharoa's Network has been to provide the ability to digitally gather the stories of the community.

Katipo built the ability for users to choose a Creative Commons license for their uploaded work and to serve a Kete as an OAI PMH repository for APNK. Katipo has delivered training for site's administrators and APNK technical staff. Katipo has also created themes for a number of APNK hosted Kete sites.

The Cuba Street Memories Project

The Cuba Street Memories Project is the Wellington City Libraries' first collaborative history project. It builds a history of Cuba Street online - sharing memories and pictures of Cuba Street. The site is maintained and moderated by Library staff.

Katipo has provided site administrator training, consultation, and hosting to the Cuba Street Memories Project.

Kete Pukekura Park

The Pukekura Park Portal Project combines maps of Pukekura Park and the on-line library of resources relating to the botanic gardens, the wildlife, and the people who have worked for the Park.

Katipo developed the embedded metadata harvesting from JPEG, PDF, and other binary files Kete feature for Kete Pukekura Park. Katipo also provided site administrator training, consultation, and hosting.

Baptist Life NZ

BaptisLlifeNZ is a knowledge basket of topics, images, audio, video, web links, documents, and discussion which are collected and catalogued by the community to tell the story of Baptists in New Zealand.

Katipo has provided site administrator training and consultation to Baptist Life NZ.

Six O'clock Swill

The Six O'clock Swill is an exciting seasonal series of plays held at Wellington's funkiest bar the Mighty Mighty, where a programs of short plays and an improvised comedy are presented for your entertainment.

Katipo hosts to the Six O'clock Swill site.

Katipo's Extranet

In the spirit of "eating your own dogfood" we've set up Kete to use as the Katipo Extranet.

Kete open source software community website