21. The Shifted Librarian The Shifted Librarian Shifting Libraries at the speed of byte In fact, illinois libraries own an average of more than 9 items for every household in http://www.theshiftedlibrarian.com/2004/01/15.html

@import "http://theshiftedlibrarian.com/quicksub.css"; Thursday, January 15, 2004 Outsourcing the Process of Creating DVDs of Library Content? CustomFlix DVD Distribution on Demand "While I frequently talk about creating DVDs from family movies, there are certainly plenty of potentially commercial projects that need to go beyond the home computer and into a distribution pipeline. While burning DVDs from your PC is an option, this also means taking responsibility for fulfillment and all the headaches associated with shipping physical goods. Mastering houses can produce large print runs of your DVD content, but then a risk of being stuck with hundreds of extra copies is introduced. For a small fee, someone else can take on the fulfillment headache for you and keep the inventory levels down to a minimum. CustomFlix is that someone else. For a $49 setup fee, plus a per sale fee, CustomFlix manages distribution, provides online trailers of your DVD, prints artwork on the packaging and allows you to focus on all the details of content creation." [ Jake Ludington's Digital Lifestyle I wanted to highlight this service in case there are libraries that could make use of it either as a fundraising tool or simply for cost-recovery to create video media for local history information, digitization projects, and the like. Could be interesting, especially if you don't have the resources to do this yourself.

22. Selected Library Catalogs: UIC University Library our local online catalog. You may also search for the holdings of over 45 illinois libraries by using ILLINET Online, a shared library catalog. http://www.uic.edu/depts/lib/resources/librarycatalogs.shtml

Plain Text Home Page Library News last updated Monday, 12-Sep-2005 19:54:55 CDT Selected Library Catalogs Chicago-Area Libraries Illinois Libraries Nationwide Libraries This page provides links to selected catalogs of libraries in the Chicago area, in Illinois, and nationwide. To find materials at UIC, use UICCAT , our local online catalog. You may also search for the holdings of over 45 Illinois libraries by using ILLINET Online , a shared library catalog. CHICAGO-AREA LIBRARIES Chicago Public Library Rush University Loyola University University of Chicago ... back to top ILLINOIS LIBRARIES Illinois State Library Illinois State Historical Library North Suburban Library System Union Catalog (LIAison) Suburban Library System (SWAN Catalog) ... back to top NATIONWIDE LIBRARIES Library of Congress National Agricultural Library National Library of Medicine LocatorPlus ... back to top Last updated: Friday, 20-Aug-2004 16:22:20 CDT Library Home Page About the Library Resources Search ... UICCAT UNIVERSITY LIBRARY University of Illinois at Chicago 801 S. Morgan, M/C 234

23. WilsonWeb Journal Directory Journal illinois libraries. If your library subscribes to a WilsonWeb database that includes this journal, click directly http://vnweb.hwwilsonweb.com/hww/Journals/searchAction.jhtml?sid=HWW:LIBFT&issn=

24. Illinois Group Services [OCLC] illinois libraries now have unlimited access to OCLC services. DUBLIN, Ohio, USA, 9 September 2004—illinois libraries now have unlimited access to a variety http://www.oclc.org/news/releases/200410.htm

About OCLC News and Events Membership Contacts ... Site Map United States News releases News releases Illinois libraries now have unlimited access to OCLC services Illinois libraries now have unlimited access to a variety of OCLC services with a fixed annual subscription that allows libraries in the state to budget and plan for the next three years. Illinois libraries have unlimited use of OCLC cataloging, resource sharing, content management and FirstSearch reference services under terms of a new three-year agreement. Services will support and be supported by the Statewide Illinois Library Catalog (SILC), a group online union catalog created by Illinois libraries and OCLC that gives all Illinois citizens access to the more than 55 million items held in libraries throughout the state. “The Statewide Illinois Library Catalog represents the culmination of much hard work, persistence and determination on the part of many individuals,” said Jean Wilkins, Director of the Illinois State Library. “I am excited—and I’m confident librarians will be excited—about SILC because this new tool is available to everyone and offers unlimited searching. Our patrons will benefit enormously because they will have access to more information available through the rich resources of Illinois libraries.” “Illinois library leaders have been partners with OCLC in developing the group services concept, and have been instrumental in moving the concept forward into a viable solution to a variety of challenges faced by libraries of all types and sizes,” said Phyllis B. Spies, Vice President, OCLC Collection Management Services. “From high-quality cataloging, to statewide unlimited access to resources, to predictability in pricing, Illinois is a model for libraries interested in group services.”

25. Library Journal - Illinois Libraries/OCLC Tackle Government Information Online Federal depository librarians link questions to answers. http://www.libraryjournal.com/article/CA602656.html

LibraryJournal.com Reed Business Information Home Web Exclusives ... Current Issue Browse Topics A/V Associations Automation/ILS AwardsIndustry AwardsLiterary AwardsLJ Best Books Book News Budgets/Funding Buildings/Facilities Careers/Salaries Collection Building Crimes/Disasters Digital Libraries First Novelists Genre Fiction Graphic Novels Hot Titles/Authors Intellectual Freedom Internet Interviews Legislation Library Education Literacy Managing Libraries Marketing/Outreach New Librarians Open Access People Prepub Products/Vendors Programming Publishing News Reader's Advisory Reference Resource Sharing Scholarly Publishing Special Collections Special Libraries Technical Services Web Extras Browse Sections A/V Annual Backtalk Behind the Book Blatant Berry Book Brief Buyer's Guide Collection Development Dear LJ Digital Libraries Editorial Features Feedback Front Desk How Do You Manage InfoTech InfoTech Feature LJ Talks To netConnect News NextGen Online Databases People Prepub Alert Reader's Shelf Reference Issue Log In Subscribe/Sign Up Subscribers Register Here Search Reviews Site Printer Friendly Version Email A Colleague Illinois Libraries/OCLC Tackle Government Information Online Federal depository librarians link questions to answers The Illinois State Library University of Illinois at Chicago (UI), and

26. Illinois Academic Institutions Services At The Paul V. Galvin Library the Illinois Library Computer Systems Organization (ILCSO) consortium. ILCSO is a consortium of 56 illinois libraries that share an online union catalog http://www.gl.iit.edu/access/illinois.htm

uPath = '../'; services by users Illinois Academic Institutions The Paul V. Galvin Library of Illinois Institute of Technology is part of the Illinois Library Computer Systems Organization ( ILCSO ) consortium. ILCSO is a consortium of 56 Illinois libraries that share an online union catalog, ILLINET Online . The mission of ILCSO is to enhance, expand access to, and effectively utilize information resources through collaborative partnerships among ILCSO members and with the Illinois library community. ILCSO membership includes the libraries of each state-supported university, private colleges and universities, community colleges, the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy, and the Illinois State Library. The Galvin Library is committed to the consortium, abides by its bylaws, and welcomes ILCSO libraries and their patrons. The Galvin Circulation Policy provides details for borrowers. Non- ILCSO Library Patrons Any non-ILCSO library patron may enter the Galvin Library to use books, periodicals, government documents, and electronic resources such as ILLINET within the library without a borrower card. No Infopass is required. However, each visitor under the age of 17 must be accompanied by an adult, 21 years of age or older, and must accept the terms stated below. In addition, parents are responsible for the use of the library and the behavior of their children.

27. Windfall For Illinois Libraries - 4/1/2005 - School Library Journal - CA514032 State library increases grants for schools, public libraries. http://www.schoollibraryjournal.com/article/CA514032.html

Already a magazine subscriber? Register for our web site at no additional cost Sign up for our e-mail alerts or for a free 30-day trial of our web site Already registered for our site? Log In Browse by SLJ Section Building Influence Chat Room Editorial Educator's Resource Kit Features First Steps Focus On Graphic Novel Roundup Learning Quarterly Librarian's Internet News Nonfiction Booktalker TechKnowledge Teen Talk Up for Discussion UpFront What Works Browse by Topic Assessment Author/Illus. Interviews Awards Best Books Careers Censorship Certification Children's/YA Publishing Collection Development Conferences Curriculum Standards Databases Early Learning Resources Funding Graphic Novels Information Literacy Instructional Resources Intellectual Freedom Legislation Literacy Multimedia New in Paperback No Child Left Behind People Product Reviews Professional Development Reading Research Spending/Budgets Staffing/Salaries Student Achievement Technology Teens Testing Web Resources Windfall for Illinois Libraries By By Lauren Barack 4/1/2005 State library increases grants for schools, public libraries Current Issue Article Abstract: State library increases grants for schools, public libraries.

28. Dyskeptic Radio - Some Illinois Libraries To Require Fingerprint Scan To Get Onl Some illinois libraries to require fingerprint scan to get online at library. A cluster of public libraries in Naperville, Illinois are now using http://wit.com/dyskeptic/2005/05/20/some_illinois_libraries_to_require_finge

Dyskeptic Radio The fine art of being in two places at once. Post details: Some Illinois libraries to require fingerprint scan to get online at library 14:32:49, Categories: Your Rights Online Some Illinois libraries to require fingerprint scan to get online at library A cluster of public libraries in Naperville, Illinois are now using fingerprint scanners on their computers with Internet access. In other words, you need to scan your fingerprint to use the machine. I'm not sure where I am on this, especially after reading that the system was used (only after the police obtained a proper subpoena order) to bust a man who "fondled himself in front of teenagers while viewing pornography" [ Chicago Tribune What's interesting to me is that the American Library Association has not taken a position on the use of fingerprint scanners in libraries. I thought they'd be opposed to it, given their past opposition to things they rightfully opposed, such as the evil aspects of the PATRIOT Act. The ALA has some very smart people in it who seem to have their heads screwed on straight. Their non-position on it leaves me to wonder. schools and hospitals , as are RFID tags Questions: What are the benefits of using fingerprint scanners on a wide basis?

29. SocialGrid's Illinois Library Guide: Find Libraries In Illinois Illinois Library Guide. illinois libraries. Our Technology Node Directory Resources Our Services About Us. • Public Library. • Law Library http://www.socialgrid.com/libraries/illinois-library.html

Illinois Library Guide Illinois Libraries Our Technology Node Directory Resources Our Services ... Libraries Illinois Library Guide submit site Illinois Library Guide: Illinois Libraries Do you know a great library? Do you own or run one? Let SocialGrid help promote your service or group and help people find it for free. Don't have a web site? We will give you one for free. Click here to submit a site. Click here to learn how we are enhancing Internet Search Engines' ability to search for people, groups, and places. Click here to create a home page. Additional Resources: FindTheFun.com - All the fun places. All the fun events. Movies, bands and more Black Book Network - the cyberspace meeting place for book lovers! Please note that all web site links in following category pages are listed as a convenience to our members. SocialGrid and its web site operators do not take responsibility and give no guarantees, implied or otherwise, for the content or accuracy of these third party sites.

30. Collection Management Policy - Collaborative Collection Management Among Illinoi IV. Collaborative Collection Management among illinois libraries The Illinois State Library has provided free access to all libraries in Illinois to http://www.neiu.edu/~neiulib/about/libcollections/collectionpolicy/collab.html

IV. Collaborative Collection Management among Illinois Libraries THE RONALD WILLIAMS LIBRARY COLLECTION MANAGEMENT POLICY IV. Collaborative Collection Management among Illinois Libraries Illinois Cooperative Collections Management Program. The Library is a member of the Illinois consortium which has developed collaborative collections projects as described in A Plan for Collaborative Collections Management among Illinois Libraries . The consortium, the Illinois Cooperative Collections Management Program ( http://libws66.lib.niu.edu/ccm/ ), gives grants that provide funds to purchase titles not held in the statewide meta-collection and negotiates very advantageous terms with commercial producers of electronic resources. Electronic delivery of information makes cooperative projects between Illinois libraries efficient and effective methods of sharing resources. As part of its membership in the ICCMP, The Library has agreed to retain the last copy of any monograph in its collection in the state of Illinois in order to preserve the unique statewide collection. See Commitment to Membership; Acceptance of Membership in the Illinois Libraries Consortium, Appendix 1 Shared indexing services and delivery of online full text.

31. The Genealogy Forum: Resource Center: Illinois Libraries And Archives Illinois Regional Archives Depository Brookens Library University of Illinois at Springfield Springfield, IL 62794 Telephone 217786-6520 http://www.genealogyforum.com/gfaol/resource/IL/LA.htm

Welcome to the Genealogy Forum's Resource Center! Illinois Libraries and Archives ILLINOIS LIBRARIES AND ARCHIVES Illinois State Archives Archives Building Springfield, IL 62756 National Archives-Chicago Branch 7358 South Pulaski Road Chicago, IL 60629 Illinois State Genealogical Society P.O. Box 157 Lincoln, IL 62656 Illinois State Historical Society Old State Capitol Springfield, IL 62701 Newberry Library 60 West Walton Street Chicago, IL 60610 About the Illinois Regional Archives Depository EIU REGION Illinois Regional Archives Depository Booth Library Eastern Illinois University Charleston, IL 61920 Telephone: 217-581-6093 Hours: 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Counties: Clark, Clay, Coles, Crawford, Cumberland, Moultrie, Douglas, Edgar, Edwards, Effingham, Jasper, Lawrence, Richland, Shelby, Wabash, Wayne ISU REGION Illinois Regional Archives Depository Williams Hall - 5500 Illinois State University Normal, IL 61761-5500 Telephone: 309-452-6027 Hours: 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

32. Consortium Of Consortia Under the leadership of the Illinois State Library, 4000+ illinois libraries share their The Illinois State Library administers this network, ILLINET, http://www.library.yale.edu/consortia/ILLINET.html

International Coalition of Library Consortia Illinois Library and Information Network ILLINET Illinois State Library 300 South Second Street Springfield, IL 62701-1796 jwilkins@ilsos.net Phone 1.800.665.5576 (Illinois State Library) Fax 1.217.785.4326 (Illinois State Library) Jean Wilkins Director, Illinois State Library (Chief administrative contact) jwilkins@ilsos.net Barbara B. Alexander Network Consultant (Chief contact for vendors) balexander@ilsos.net Patricia Norris Associate Director for Library Development/Grants and Programs (Chief contact for library inquiries) pnorris@ilsos.net Anne Craig Associate Director, Library Automation and Technology (Chief technical contact) acraig@ilsos.net Number of office staff: N/A Brief description ILLINET is an ungoverned statewide consortium of Illinois academic, public, school and special libraries. Under the leadership of the Illinois State Library, 4,000+ Illinois libraries share their resources statewide through a loosely organized partnership, or network, which has been in place since 1975. The Illinois State Library administers this network, ILLINET, which has been recognized for both statewide commitment to library cooperation simultaneously with respect for the individual library's independence. Membership is informal, and is based on the Illinois State Library's recognition of a library's membership in good standing with their regional library system.

33. Consortium Of Consortia illinois libraries Computer Systems Organization ILCSO The mission of the Illinois Library Computer Systems Organization (ILCSO) is to enhance and http://www.library.yale.edu/consortia/ILCSO.html

International Coalition of Library Consortia Illinois Libraries Computer Systems Organization ILCSO Website: http://office.ilcso.illinois.edu ILCSO 501 East Daniel Street Suite 228 Champaign, IL 61820-6211 khammer@uiuc.edu Phone 217-244-7593 Fax 217-244-7596 Kristine Hammerstrand Director, ILCSO Office (Chief administrative contact) khammer@uiuc.edu Brandon Gant Director, ILCSO Systems Services (Chief technological contact) bgant@uillinois.edu Number of office staff: 20 Brief description The mission of the Illinois Library Computer Systems Organization (ILCSO) is to enhance and expand access to and effectively utilize information resources through collaborative partnerships among ILCSO members and with the Illinois Library community. Legal structure University-supported (formal) Primary functions Collections sharing Interlibrary loan/document delivery Training Union lists/shared online catalogs Number and type of member libraries 56 members: 53 academic libraries; 1 school library; Illinois State Library; The Newberry Library

34. KLAS - Illinois Convers illinois libraries Converted to a Statewide KLAS Network Along with the Keystone staff, everyone in the illinois libraries put forth a lot of effort in http://www.klas.com/AnnouncementsIL.html

Illinois Converts to KLAS Illinois Libraries Converted to a Statewide KLAS Network January, 2001, Raleigh, NC - Keystone Systems, a leading producer of library automation systems, is excited to announce that KLAS®, the Keystone Library Automation System, has been installed at the Illinois State Library Talking Book and Braille Service and its six sub-regional libraries throughout the State of Illinois. The cooperation among the regional and sub-regional libraries involves less duplication of effort, allowing the sub-regional libraries to concentrate on serving the patrons more effectively. All the libraries share the same title information and statewide collection. All staff have access to all data regarding patrons, patron services and machines and books on loan to the patrons across the libraries. Intra-state patron transfers have become paper-less and seamless. The new system allows for many processes to be centralized and carried out by the State Library thus reducing duplicate efforts previously done by sub-regional libraries. These common functions include reporting to the National Library Service of the Library of Congress, downloading new titles from the National Library Service, submitting magazine subscription changes and address changes to the national clearinghouse for talking book and Braille produced magazines. The staff also enjoy using easy queries and report generating facilities and abundant predefined reports now readily available to the sub-regional libraries as well as the State Library.

35. TeleRead: Bring The E-Books Home » $130K Awarded To 42 Illinois Libraries– It involves 42 illinois libraries with eBranch service. If nothing else, it’s good to see libraries receiving PDAs so librarians can replicate the http://www.teleread.org/blog/?p=2109

36. Illinois Libraries By Alphabet - Chicago CHICAGO ILLINOIS LIBRARY 1055 W ROOSEVELT RD CHICAGO 60608 ILLINOIS LIBRARY ASSN 33 W GRAND AVE CHICAGO 60610 (312) 6441896 N/A http://www.windy-city.com/libraries/alphachic.html

com MUNITY The website for The Land Around the Lake . . ALBANY PARK PUBLIC LIBRARY 5150 N KIMBALL AVE CHICAGO 60625 AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSN 50 E HURON ST CHICAGO 60611 ANTONIA SPITZER JEWISH LIBRARY 6331 N CALIFORNIA AVE CHICAGO 60659 (312) 274-6565 N/A 330 DOUGLAS HALL CHICAGO 60607 (312) 996-4469 N/A ASHER LIBRARY-SPERTUS INST 618 S MICHIGAN AVE CHICAGO 60605 AUSTIN-IRVING PUBLIC LIBRARY 6110 W IRVING PARK CHICAGO 60634 BACK OF THE YARDS LIBRARY 1743 W 47TH ST CHICAGO 60609 BESSIE COLEMAN LIBRARY 735 E 63RD ST CHICAGO 60637 (312) 747-7770 N/A BEVERLY PUBLIC LIBRARY 2121 W 95TH ST CHICAGO 60643 BRAINERD PUBLIC LIBRARY 8945 S LOOMIS ST CHICAGO 60620 BRIGHTON PARK BRANCH LIBRARY 4314 S ARCHER AVE CHICAGO 60632 CABRINI GREEN HOMES LIBRARY 375 W ELM ST CHICAGO 60610 CANARYVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY 642 W 43RD ST CHICAGO 60609 (312) 747-0643 N/A CHICAGO ARCHER PUBLIC LIBRARY 5148 S ARCHER AVE CHICAGO 60632 CHICAGO AUSTIN LIBRARY 5615 W RACE AVE CHICAGO 60644 CHICAGO AVALON PUBLIC LIBRARY 8828 S STONY ISLAND CHICAGO 60617 CHICAGO BEZAZIAN LIBRARY 1226 W AINSLIE ST CHICAGO 60640 CHICAGO CHILDREN'S LIBRARY 400 S STATE ST CHICAGO 60605 (312) 747-4200 N/A CHICAGO CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY 6907 N CLARK ST CHICAGO 60626 (312) 764-7690 N/A CHICAGO ECKHART PARK LIBRARY 1371 W CHICAGO AVE CHICAGO 60622 CHICAGO FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY 400 S STATE ST CHICAGO 60605 (312) 747-4907 N/A CHICAGO ILLINOIS LIBRARY 1055 W ROOSEVELT RD CHICAGO 60608 CHICAGO LAWN BRANCH LIBRARY 6120 S KEDZIE AVE CHICAGO 60629 CHICAGO LEGLER LIBRARY 115 S PULASKI RD CHICAGO 60624

37. Illinois Libraries By Alphabet "E" SPRING BAY BRANCH LIBRARY 104 W ILLINOIS ST EAST PEORIA 61611 (309) 8220444 N/A. EAST ST LOUIS LIBRARY 405 N 9TH ST EAST ST LOUIS 62201 http://www.windy-city.com/libraries/alphae.html

com MUNITY The website for The Land Around the Lake . . EARLVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY 205 WINTHROP ST EARLVILLE 60518 EAST ALTON PUBLIC LIBRARY 250 WASHINGTON AVE EAST ALTON 62024 EAST DUBUQUE PUBLIC LIBRARY 301 SINSINAWA AVE EAST DUBUQUE 61025 (815) 747-3052 N/A EAST MOLINE PUBLIC LIBRARY 740 16TH AVE EAST MOLINE 61244 FONDULAC DIST LIBRARY DIAL 130 E WASHINGTON ST EAST PEORIA 61611 (309) 694-6431 N/A FONDULAC DISTRICT LIBRARY 140 E WASHINGTON ST EAST PEORIA 61611 (309) 699-3917 N/A SPRING BAY BRANCH LIBRARY 104 W ILLINOIS ST EAST PEORIA 61611 (309) 822-0444 N/A EAST ST LOUIS LIBRARY 405 N 9TH ST EAST ST LOUIS 62201 EDWARDSVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY 112 S KANSAS ST EDWARDSVILLE 62025 425 GOSHEN RD EDWARDSVILLE 62025 EFFINGHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY 100 E MARKET EFFINGHAM 62401 EL PASO PUBLIC LIBRARY 149 W 1ST ST EL PASO 61738 112 N MAIN ST ELBURN 60119 ELDORADO MEMORIAL LIBRARY 1001 GRANT ST ELDORADO 62930 ELGIN PUBLIC LIBRARY 200 N GROVE AVE ELGIN 60120 ELIZABETH TOWNSHIP LIBRARY 210 MYRTLE ST ELIZABETH 61028 (815) 858-2212 N/A ELKHART PUBLIC LIBRARY 121 E BOHAN ELKHART 62634 (217) 947-2313 N/A CENTRAL PUBLIC LIBRARY 6102 WALSH RD ELLIS GROVE 62241 (618) 774-2516 N/A ELMHURST PUBLIC LIBRARY 211 PROSPECT AVE ELMHURST 60126 206 W MAIN ST ELMWOOD 61529 (309) 742-2431 N/A ELMWOOD PARK PUBLIC LIBRARY 4 W CONTI PKY ELMWOOD PARK 60635 ERIE PUBLIC LIBRARY EUREKA PUBLIC LIBRARY 202 S MAIN ST EUREKA 61530 (309) 467-2922 N/A AMER THEOLOGICAL LIBRARY ASSN 820 CHURCH ST EVANSTON 60201 AMERITECH LIBRARY SVC 1007 CHURCH ST EVANSTON 60201

38. BMS-Guiding Principles For Illinois Libraries The Illinois State Library is committed to networking which represents good public policy in maximizing the use of the resources of all types of libraries. http://www.leeogle.org/byron/bms/ilaguide.htm

Byron Middle School Library Illinois State Library's Guiding Principles for Illinois Libraries Libraries are in transition from being only placebound warehouses of library materials to also serve as facilitators of access to information, without regard to location. Shared principles which will guide the continued growth and development of Illinois Library service through this time of rapid and profound change are as follows: LIBRARIES AND READING An important role for the library continues to be stimulating children to become lifelong learners and lovers of books and reading. Librarians need to encourage people of all ages to enjoy the pleasues and to understand the necessity of reading. ACCESS TO INFORMATION Information is the key to successful living and libraries are the primary access points to information. There is a general awareness of the value of information and its potential to empower the individual. Libraries create equal information opportunities, enabling every citizen in Illinois, whether urban or rural, to realize their right to access information. Libraries have a commitment to inform and educate the public, and libraries help peopole make informed decisions. Librarians are the primary guides to information resources and facilitators for their use. The exponential growth in information underscores the importance of the use of technological advances in addressing users' needs. Although opportune use of technologies is a key mechanism for improving information access, knowledgeable and enthusiastic library personnel are essential to timely and accurate information retrieval.

39. ALA | Survey Shows No Illinois Libraries Contacted By FBI A recent survey of public and academic libraries in Illinois indicates that none But with only 29.3% of Illinois public libraries and 16% of Illinois http://www.ala.org/al_onlineTemplate.cfm?Section=aldec03&Template=/ContentManage

40. ALA | Illinois Libraries Lap Up LSTA Laptop Largesse Libraries in Illinois will receive a total of $285600 in LSTAfunded grants toward “Through these grants, all types of illinois libraries will have the http://www.ala.org/al_onlineTemplate.cfm?Section=october1999&Template=/ContentMa

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