DECEMBER 31, 2012 Mobile Connections to Libraries 13% of those ages 16 and older have accessed library websites via mobile devices Lee Rainie

Source URL: libraries.pewinternet.org

• Electronics
• Public opinion
• Survey methodology
• Pew Research Center
• Sociology
• Public library
• Mobile phone
• Ringtone
• Survey sampling
• Technology
• Digital media
• New media

DEPARTMENT GEARS UP FOR MOBILE LIBRARY LITERACY PROJECT

Source URL: libraries.vermont.gov

• Interlibrary loan
• Library
• Public library
• School library
• Academic library
• Knowledge
• State Library of Iowa
• Public library advocacy
• Library science
• Science
• Librarian

Before the FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Washington, D.C[removed]In the Matter of Modernizing the E-rate Program for Schools and Libraries

Source URL: www.tiaonline.org

• Technology
• E-Rate
• Universal Service Administrative Company
• Internet access
• National Telecommunications and Information Administration
• Notice of proposed rulemaking
• Broadband networks
• Federal Communications Commission
• Mobile broadband
• Broadband
• Government
• Internet

Connections, Capacity, Community: Exploring Potential Benefits of Research and Education Networks for Public Libraries A study commissioned by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation February 21, 2011

Source URL: www.networkmaine.net

• Electronic engineering
• Internet access
• Broadband networks
• National Telecommunications and Information Administration
• Videoconferencing
• Iowa Communications Network
• National Broadband Plan
• Mobile broadband
• Voice over IP
• Broadband
• Technology
• Electronics

Serving the User When and Where They Are: Hyperlinked Libraries Michael Stephens, Assistant Professor, SJSU SLIS Note: This is a draft of a chapter for the upcoming book An Introduction to Today’s Information Services

Source URL: tametheweb.com

• Science
• Librarian
• Library 2.0
• Library
• Public library
• Participatory culture
• Mobile operating system
• Web 2.0
• Mobile phone
• Library science
• Technology
• Mobile technology

IN TRENDS TELECOMMUNICATION reform Reductions are available for Members of ITU, LDCs and university libraries.

Source URL: www.ictliteracy.info

• Electronic engineering
• Digital divide
• International Telecommunication Union
• United Nations Development Group
• National Telecommunications and Information Administration
• Internet access
• Mobile broadband
• Spectrum management
• Information and communications technology
• Technology
• Broadband
• Electronics

W. K. Kellogg Health Sciences Library Quiet Policy The W. K. Kellogg Health Sciences Library strives to provide an environment that is conducive to study as well as welcoming to all users. All library staff and users of

Source URL: libraries.dal.ca

• Electronics
• Headphones
• Headgear
• Noise
• Mobile phone
• Ringtone
• Library
• Technology
• Mobile telecommunications
• Electronic engineering

Libraries have to be prepared to respond to disasters. A clear and concise plan on how to respond to a disaster is a necessity for all libraries. Each individual library has unique variables that preclude creating a one-

Source URL: www.in.gov

• Public safety
• Disaster preparedness
• Humanitarian aid
• Occupational safety and health
• Mobile phone
• Federal Emergency Management Agency
• Technology
• Mobile telecommunications
• Emergency management

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Source URL: files.meetup.com

Watermark, April 2011 Medical Heritage Library Progress Report One year ago, we reported on the newly funded Medical Heritage Library, a digital curation collaborative (see: ―A Digital Library for Medical Heritage,‖

Source URL: www.medicalheritage.org

• Science
• Electronics
• Data transmission
• Digitizing
• Video game development
• Mobile High-definition Link
• Internet Archive
• Library
• Preservation
• Library science
• Archival science
• Digital libraries