101. FindALibraryInConnecticut A service of the connecticut State Library and your local library in partnership with the connecticut Digital Library 786 South Main Street Middletown, http://iconn.auto-graphics.com/FindALibraryInConnecticut.aspx?cat=public

102. WebJunction WebJunction connecticut, hosted by the State Library for connecticut The connecticut State Library sponsors free online WebJunction courses for http://ct.webjunction.org/

Home Site Map Contact Us About Us FAQ Glossary Help select a WebJunction community Arizona Connecticut EqualAccess Iowa New Hampshire New Mexico PAComputing Vermont Washington WebJunction Policies and Practices Technology Resources ... Center Connecticut State Library State Library's main website WebJunction Global Intro tutorial Newsletter BlogJunction -Current: Wireless Recent Focuses Future Focuses Can't find what you're looking for? Tell us WebJunction Connecticut , hosted by the State Library for Connecticut libraries, is an online community where library staff meet to share ideas, solve problems, take online courses - and have fun. Register now (it's free) and join us. Or go to: Connecticut Services Community Courses Grants ... Policies and Practices Providing Library Services for People with Disabilities Connecticut State Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped Funded largely with LSTA funds, LBPH in Rocky Hill lends books and magazines in braille or recorded formats along with the necessary playback equipment, FREE, for any Connecticut adult or child who is unable to read regular print due to a visual or physical disability. Find out how LBPH works in your community and how you can assist citizens in your town.

103. Library Catalogs - Mansfield Middle School (Storrs, Connecticut) Library Catalogs Mansfield Midle School (grades 5-8), a Federal Blue Ribbon School of Excellence University of connecticut Professional Development http://www.mansfieldct.org/schools/mms/student/libcat.htm

Mansfield Middle School Storrs, Connecticut Visitors: School Profile Photo Tour Travel Directions Contact Us ... Job Openings Frequent Links: LMC (Library) Staff Homepages Assignments Sports (intranet) ... Computers Listings: Library Catalog Staff Directory Handbook/Policy Cafeteria Menus ... HOMEPAGE Online Library Catalogs Local Libraries: Mansfield Middle School Library Mansfield Public Library University of Connecticut Library Connecticut Public Town Libraries: Avon Free Public Library Berlin-Peck Memorial Library Bethel Public Library Bloomfield - Prosser Public Library ... United States Library of Congress Updated 08/05/00. ©2000 Mansfield Schools. Address concerns to mmsnet@mansfieldct.org or visit our homepage at http://www.mmsnet.org

104. Connecticut Library Jobs For Information Professionals And Librarians Lisjobs.com collects job databases, guides, and other employment resources for librarians from across the web and organizes them into one handy site. http://www.lisjobs.com/states/connecticut.htm

Connecticut Library Jobs Additions to or comments on this page? E-mail rachel@lisjobs.com. Job Banks: NELIE Employment Connecticut includes individual job postings and salary guidelines, as well as links to other Connecticut job resources. The Connecticut Library Consortium posts library-related jobs in several categories (public, academic, school, corporate/special). The Connecticut Library Association Jobline posts library-related jobs. MLS positions are only posted if they meet or exceed CLA's minimum salary recommendations. School library media positions in Connecticut are posted by the Connecticut Educational Media Association. Usually fairly sparse. Check a few openings posted by the Connecticut Valley Chapter of SLA - pick "Job Board" out of the left-hand frame. The Fairfield County SLA Chapter has a jobs site. Individual Libraries: Libraries Unlimited in Westport sometimes has open positions, if you want to branch into working for a library-related publisher. Work for the Ferguson Library, serving Stamford. Job opportunities at Yale.

105. ICONN: The Connecticut Digital Library - About ICONN About iCONN, a collection of essential library and information resources for all connecticut students, faculty and residents. http://www.buckleupamerica.org/click/about.php

Connecticut Digital Library 786 South Main Street Middletown, CT 06457 (888) 256-1222 (toll-free) Send Us Your Comments Last Updated December 11, 2001 About iCONN The Connecticut Digital Library iCONN is part of the Connecticut Education Network. It provides all students, faculty and residents with online access to essential library and information resources. It is administered by the Connecticut State Library in conjunction with the Department of Higher Education . Through iCONN, a core level of information resources including secured access to licensed databases is available to every citizen in Connecticut. In addition, specialized research information is available to college students and faculty. iCONN began in 2000 when the Connecticut General Assembly provided funding for the purchase of licensed information databases for Connecticut's libraries, schools and colleges. The Digital Library was one of several recommendations by Lieutenant Governor M. Jodi Rell in the Fall of 1999. To ensure universal access to a core level of library and information resources for every resident of Connecticut through their public library, school, college, and from home.

106. Library List: Connecticut The Stuttering Foundation of America provides free online resources, services and support to those who stutter and their families, as well as support for http://www.stuttersfa.org/Default.aspx?tabid=352

107. NELIE Job Listings For Connecticut CRLC (Capital Region Library Council) connecticut Library Job Opportunities CLA (connecticut Library Association) Job Listings hosted by the University http://www.albany.edu/sisp/nelie/ct/ct.html

SISP North East Library and Information Employment Salary Guidelines Job Websites Job Listings Salary Guidelines The Connecticut Library Association recommends a minimum salary for entry-level positions requiring an MLS. As of July 1, 1999, this salary is $34,542, or $18.98 per hour. As of July 1, 2000, the recommended minimum salary will increase to $35,302, or $19.40 per hour. Job Websites CRLC (Capital Region Library Council) Connecticut Library Job Opportunities is currently the most comprehensive library and information job site for the state of Connecticut. Updated weekly. Jobline Online at Southern Connecticut State University's Department of Library Science. CLA (Connecticut Library Association) Job Listings hosted by the University of Connecticut Libraries. Also visit the link for the CLA Jobline , which provides recorded job announcements via telephone for employment in Connecticut. Connecticut Job Listings Job Title Employer Location Closing Date Post date Technology Coordinator University of Connecticut Health Center Farmington, CT

108. About to get a Library card. Residents of other connecticut towns may be Videos The Library is a member of the connecticut Library Consortium s Video http://www.stoningtonfreelibrary.org/about.htm

Home About Your Library Your Library Catalog Children's Room ... Search Tools Hours Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Wednesday 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Location The Stonington Free Library is located on Wadawanuck Square in the Borough of Stonington, Connecticut. From I-95, exit 91, follow the signs to Stonington Village or Stonington Borough. From Route 1, also follow the signs to the Village or Borough. The road will cross a bridge over the railroad tracks, then swing sharply to the left. You are now on Water Street, and Wadawanuck Square is on your left between the first and second cross streets. The Library is the brick building in the middle of the Square. The entrance is on High Street, which is the second cross street. There is limited parking in the Library driveway, but on-street parking around the Square or further into the Borough is generally available. Library Patrons and Cards The Stonington Free Library is open to the public and anyone can use materials in the Library. You need to be in the Stonington Free Library's system to borrow materials from us. We use the term "patron" to refer to someone with with borrowing privileges at this Library. If you live in the Town of Stonington, including Pawcatuck, Old Mystic, and the Stonington side of Mystic, we are your hometown library. Come in with something that shows you live in Stonington (driver's license, utility bill, lease, etc.) to get a Library card. Residents of other Connecticut towns may be entered in our system and borrow materials if they have a card from their hometown library and bring it and identification with them. We also issue cards to residents of Westerly, Rhode Island. Cards are available to temporary residents of Stonington, such as summer visitors, for the length of their residency with proof of residency and payment of a refundable deposit.

109. Connecticut Library Links The connecticut Digital Library Online searchable database of collections for connecticut State Library - Information about library and state archives http://www.liblinks.org/Connecticut.html

LIBLINKS .ORG Home Ask Your Library - Virtual reference desk between participating libraries in Connecticut that provides answers through interactive "live" web sessions. Bibliomation, Inc. - Non-profit, member-driven consortium of Connecticut libraries. Capitol Region Library Council - One of four cooperating library service units (CLSUs) in Connecticut whose purpose is to improve library service through shared resources and programs. Links to library catalogs, member home pages and historic, cultural and genealogical resources. The Connecticut Digital Library - Online searchable database of collections for member libraries throughout the state. Connecticut State Library - Information about library and state archives facilities and services, general reference information about the state, and links to other resources. Connecticut State University Library Information System - Searchable online database of member libraries, including Central, Eastern, Southern and Western Connecticut State University, plus the Connecticut State Library. Also provides internet research links and libraries on the internet. Eastern Connecticut Libraries - Shares resources and information among its member libraries in eastern Connecticut, including academic, public, school and special libraries.

110. Town Of Woodbury Connecticut: Library history of woodbury connecticut Town of Woodbury Library woodbury connecticut meetings Woodbury connecticut Parks and Recreation http://www.woodburyct.org/woodburylibrary.shtml

Acupuncture Antiques Architects Automobile Leasing ... Aquifer Protection Map Town of Woodbury Library The library, located in the town office complex on Main Street South, has a collection of over 50,000 items including: large print books, periodicals and daily newspapers; videos; books on tape and other audio cassettes; compact discs; cameras; photographs and puzzles. As a member of a computerized circulation network, the library has access to the collections of 40 member libraries. Special services include telephone and walk-in reference; interlibrary loan, data base searches, and availability of a copy machine, word processor and typewriter. The gallery may be reserved for community meetings and gatherings. Programs include year-round programs for children; an August concert series; art exhibits; book discussions and other special events. The library is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday; 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday; 1 to 5 p.m. Sundays, October through May. The library is closed on Saturdays in August. Visit the Woodbury Public Library Web Site.

111. Connecticut Library Consortium 2911 Dixwell Avenue For more information about the connecticut Library Consortium, contact us at The connecticut Library Consortium is always looking for presenters that http://showtimefun.com/CTLIB/CLC.htm

112. NERCOMP Workshop: GIS Jane Cullinane, Preservation Librarian, connecticut State Library Stephen Rice, Project Librarian, connecticut State Library http://www.nercomp.org/sigs/0405/042705GIS/GISSched.html

Home SIGS NERCOMP Workshop: Geographic Information Systems: Focus on Imagery as Geo-Spatial Data This SIG was organized by Patrick McGlamery of University of Connecticut DATE/TIME: April 27, 2005 Coffee and Registration begin at 8:00am Location: College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, MA Hogan Campus Center, Fourth Floor - Suite A Parking is at the Hogan Campus Center Directions Campus Map Hotel Reservations Rooms are available at the Comfort Inn, 426 Southbridge Street in Auburn, MA. Call the hotel directly at: 1-508-832-8300 The room block will be held until April 12 2005. For additional information go to: http://www.comfortinn.com Price: NERCOMP Members: $70 non-members $170 Description: One component of geospatial information that most libraries, archives and societies have is maps and often, aerial photography, views and other geographic materials. Transforming these materials from paper/analog objects to digital objects provides tremendous content to the scholarly community. These images can be further transformed to be raster objects can then be manipulated in a GIS environment.

113. Connecticut WWW Library Directory connecticut (160) Southern connecticut State University; Southington Public Library; Spirit of UConn Alumni/Library http://www.webpan.com/msauers/libdir/usa/ct.html

WWW Library Directory: Connecticut (160) Albertus Magnus College Asnuntuck Community College Avon Free Public Library Bacon Academy Library Media Center ... Union Free Public Library University of Connecticutt Main Library Health Center Library University of Hartford Mildred P. Allen Memorial Library Libraries and Learning Resources Wallingford Public Library Waterbury - Salis Bronson Public Library ... Woodstock - Bracken Memorial Library Yale University University Library Anthropology Library Arts Library Astronomy Library ... Submit a new or changed link

114. Leslie Burger Network Director, connecticut State Library, Hartford, Ct. 19851987. Conceptualized and founded the connecticut Library Information Network, a technology http://lb.princetonlibrary.org/experience.html

Welcome About Leslie Career Highlights Platform ... Leslie's Blog Career Highlights Leslie B. Burger Offices Held: President-elect American Library Association, 2005-2006 President, New Jersey Library Association, 2001 - 2002 President, Association of Specialized and Cooperative Library Agencies, 1995 -1996 President, Connecticut Library Association 1982 - 1983 Connecticut Chapter Councilor, American Library Association Council, 1984 -1987 Chair, Independent Librarians Exchange Round Table, 1998 - 2000 Chair, State Library Agency Section, Association of Specialized and Cooperative Library Agencies, 1981 -1982 Committees and Roundtables (recent only): Chair, Marshall Cavendish Excellence in Library Programming Award, 2004-2005

115. Online Resources - Magazine/Journal Articles Fairfield Public Library, Fairfield Fairfield Public Library, in connecticut offers online access to its catalog, subscription databases for town residents, information about library programs, http://www.fairfieldpubliclibrary.org/libhome.htm

Alphabetical Listing Biographies Business Car Repair ... Periodicals/Magazines Fairfield residents may access these resources from home by using their Fairfield Public Library barcode number. For additional Web resources, please visit our Staff Recommended Links page NOTE: Access to the iCONN databases has changed as of February 7, 2005. There are now two ways to search iCONN. You may search all iCONN databases at once (except for Associated Press Photo Archive and Heritage Quest) or you may search each database individually. ( See the iCONN category below. Associated Press Photo Archive Connect from library Connect from home/office Over 750,000 photos and graphics from the Associated Press. An iCONN database. Discovering Collection Connect from library Connect from home/office A combination of 21 databases that includes information on science and world culture, as well as thousands of overview essays, timelines and critical analyses in the areas of history, literature, and social studies. An iCONN database. (Click here to search all iCONN databases at once.)

116. Connecticut Library Assistant Salary Survey Results A Summary connecticut Library Assistant Salary Survey Results A Summary In the fall of 1998, the Library Technical Assistant Section of the connecticut Library http://associates.ucr.edu/sandy399.htm

ASSOCIATES (vol. 5, no. 3, March 1999) - associates.ucr.edu Connecticut Library Assistant Salary Survey Results: A Summary by Sandy Brooks Assistant Director Eastern CT Libraries 106 Route 32 Franklin, CT 06254 sbrooks@ecl.org In the fall of 1998, the Library Technical Assistant Section of the Connecticut Library Association, in cooperation with the State Library, surveyed Connecticut's libraries in order to examine Library Assistant staff positions in the state. A two-page survey form was mailed to 1,150 public, school, academic, corporate, and special libraries. A total of 249 survey forms were returned with a response rate of about 22%. A brief summary of the survey results follow. About 13% of the responding libraries reported having no Library Assistant positions. The rest of the respondents average 3.3 Library Assistant positions per library. Larger libraries have, on average, more Library Assistant positions than smaller libraries. On average, Library Assistant positions tend to be less than full time. Only 41% of reported positions work 35 hours or more per week. In addition, many positions, especially those in school media centers, work less than 12 months per year. Most Library Assistants are paid an hourly rate rather than a salary. Comparing their average annual earnings on an hourly basis suggests that salaried Library Assistants earn more than hourly Library Assistants do. Assuming both work 34 hours per week 12 months per year, the salaried Library Assistant would receive $24,831 ($14.04 per hour) compared to the hourly Library Assistant's $19,466 ($11.01 per hour).

117. Read To Grow, Library Hotline, Childhood Literacy, Books For Children, Parenting connecticut Library Hotline 1877-240-5404. Sponsored by. The connecticut Library Hotline is a toll-free number that provides location, directions, http://www.readtogrow.org/libraryhotline.htm

Home About Us Our History Advisory Council Events Staff ... Supporters How You Can Support Us Have A Book Drive Volunteer Ways to Contribute Programs Books for Babies Books for Kids CT Library Hotline Motheread/Fatheread Resources Articles Parenting Information Contact Us Directions ... Fatheread Connecticut Library Hotline Sponsored by: The Connecticut Library Hotline is a toll-free number that provides location, directions, phone numbers, and program information on all Connecticut public libraries. The Connecticut Library Hotline is generously sponsored by Raymour and Flanigan. Listed Below are public libraries for the State of Connecticut T own Name of Library and Address* Andover Andover Public, 355 Route 6, P.O. Box 118, Andover, CT 06232-0117 Ansonia Ansonia Public, 53 So. Cliff St. Ansonia 06401 Ashford Babcock, 25 Pompey Hollow Rd., Ashford , CT 06278 Avon Avon Free Public, 281 Country Club Road, Avon, CT 06001 Beacon Falls Beacon Falls Public, 10 Maple Ave., Beacon Falls, CT 06403 Berlin Berlin-Peck Memorial, 234 Kensington Rd, Berlin 06037

118. Libloclinks Link to connecticut College Library s home page and catalog.......CTW Library Consortium connecticut College / Trinity College / Wesleyan http://www.lymeacademy.edu/The_Library/Libloclinks.htm

Back to library home page SEE also Out-of-State Libraries LOCAL LIBRARIES If you want to expand your library research beyond our library collection the following links may be helpful in identifying other libraries to visit in Connecticut. Old Lyme Phoebe Griffin Noyes Library WebCat Description : Search the Old Lyme's Public Library's public access catalog on the Web. If you have registered with the Old Lyme Public Library you may place an online request for books from other libraries to be delivered to the public library for your pick-up. This function requires you have a library barcode from the public library's system. For instructions speak to the Academy librarian or call the public library. URL: http://webpac.lioninc.org:8080/ipac20/ipac.jsp?profile=oly#focus ReQuest Online Description : Connecticut Library Network. Search the catalogs of more than two hundred Connecticut libraries. Use this link to locate titles you would like to request on Interlibrary Loan. Live Link: Click here, then on the BEGIN button on the next screen.

119. Document Title connecticut Library Association Annual Conference, Waterbury, CT, April 2001 connecticut Library Association Resources Technical Services Section, http://www.library.southernct.edu/bar2001pda.htm

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES FY2001 Susan E. Cirillo, Director of Library Services Professional Memberships American Library Association New England Library Association Connecticut Library Association Conferences, Seminars, Workshops New England Educational Assessment Network Fall Forum, Providence, RI, October 2000 NEASC Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, November 2000 American Library Association Midwinter Meeting, Washington, DC, January 2001 Connecticut Library Association Annual Conference, Waterbury, CT, April 2001 NELINET Annual Conference, Hartford, CT, May 2001 Professional Activities CONSULS Board of Directors CSU Library Directors Discussion Group Connecticut Department of Higher Education Virtual Library Committee Council of Connecticut Academic Library Directors Executive Board, Secretary Continuing Education Committee NEASC Accreditation Visiting Team, Salem State College, March-April 2001 University Service Dean’s Council University Library Committee (ex officio) Library Faculty Personnel Committee (ex officio) Academic Affairs Quality Council NEASC Self-Study Subcommittee, Library and Information Resources

120. At A Glance Continuing education and training support for connecticut library staff is a Development of a joint website with the connecticut Library Consortium to http://www.das.state.ct.us/Digest/Digest_2003/State Library, Connecticut.htm

Connecticut State Library At a Glance KENDALL F. WIGGIN , State Librarian Established - Statutory authority - CGS Chapter 188 Central office - 231 Capitol Avenue, Hartford, CT 06106 Number of employees Recurring operating expenses Organizational structure – Administrative Services: Automation, Operations, Fiscal Services, Personnel/Affirmative Action; Historical Services: Public Records and State Archives, Museum of Connecticut History; Library Development: Consulting Services, Statewide Database, State Data Coordination; Information Services: Government Information Services, History and Genealogy, Law/Legislative Reference, Collection Management, Bibliographic Information Services, Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Preservation Office, Library Automation; Commission on the Arts, attached to the Library for Administrative Purposes. Mission The mission of the State Library is to provide high quality library and information services to state government and the citizens of Connecticut; to work cooperatively with related agencies and constituent organizations in providing those services; to preserve and make accessible the records of Connecticut’s history and heritage; to promote the development and growth of high quality information services on an equitable basis statewide; to provide leadership and cooperative opportunities to the library, educational and historical communities in order to enhance the value of their individual and collective service missions; and to develop and promote appropriate legislation and public policy in support of these efforts.

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