61. Zeal.com - Site Profile For Nebraska Library System - Southeast Library System nebraska Library System Southeast Library System Profile, Edit value 75 Archives Public libraries By Country United States nebraska http://www.zeal.com/website/profile.jhtml?cid=&wid=100280019

62. SFX By Ex Libris (USA) Inc. Source, nebraska Library Association quarterly 00281883. The Johns Hopkins libraries provide the following services for the item above http://sfx.library.jhu.edu:8000/jhu_sfx?sid=sfx:e_collection&issn=0028-1883&genr

63. Panhandle Library System : PLS Videos nebraska regional library systems. Madness, censorship certitude. New leadership in nebraska s libraries, nebraska Library Commission 1993 http://teacher.esu13.org/pls/stories/storyReader$17

Panhandle Library System Home Links to our pages Upcoming Events PLS Library PLS Videos PLS SUN Newsletter ... Links Membership Join Now Login PLS Videos Panhandle Library System Video Tapes A New * All These Teens are Coming Into My Library: "Now What Do I Do"? 6-2004 B The Bear Facts: Ben Mickaelsen 1998 Book Reviews: Nebraska Library Commission Booktalking with Joni Bodart 1986 C College of DuPage Soaring to Excellence A Basic Toolkit: Good manager and employee skills A Technology Toolkit: Survival basics for every- one Agents, Bots and Intelligent Dots Bringing order to the Chaos: Using search engines effectivley Building Another Bridge: Equal access to tech- nology for special populations Customer service: It's more than just a smile New * Dealing With Difficult People 1-21-2005 Disaster Planning Effective Web Design: A Fresh Look Human values in a technology age Information Power: What is is, how to know it, when to use it in your library New * Library Hot Topics 4-29-05 New * Library Marketing, Library Challenges and Opportunities 2-18-05

64. Libweb - Directory Of USA Public Libraries, Nebraska The original directory of library home pages. This page is a directory of Public libraries in nebraska. http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/Libweb/Public_NE.html

Libraries on the Web USA Public - Nebraska Current update: 09/23/05 Keyword search Atkinson Public Library Atkinson NE Baright Public Library Ralston NE Battle Creek Public Library Battle Creek NE Central City Library Central City NE Crawford Public Library Crawford NE Gering Public Library Gering NE Grand Island Public Library Grand Island NE Hastings Public Library Hastings NE John A. Stahl Library West Point NE Kearney Public Library and Information Center Kearney NE Keene Memorial Library Fremont NE Lied Pierce Public Library Pierce NE Lincoln City Libraries Lincoln NE Neligh Public Library Neligh NE North Bend Public Library North Bend NE Omaha Public Library Omaha, Nebraska NE St. Edward Public Library St. Edward NE Sidney Public Library Sidney NE Return to Libweb Submit an Entry

65. Dual Use Libraries Bibliography - Evidence Base - Research And Evaluation nebraska Library Association Quarterly 31(2), 2000, pp. 1516. Colorado libraries 25(2), 1999 An issue devoted to the theme of libraries sharing facilities, http://www.ebase.uce.ac.uk/dualuse/bibliography.htm

@import url(../core2.css); Skip to Content Skip to Info Block ... Communities Dual use libraries evidence base This list of articles, reports and case studies relating to dual use libraries focuses on work carried out internationally in the last ten years and also includes any major work before this date. Key Messages from Research (Word Document) General information Guidelines and general advice UK dual use libraries UK case studies ... Case studies in other countries General information Joint Use Libraries William Miller and Rita M. Pellen (eds) Haworth Press, 2003 Presents nine examples of situations in which libraries of different types share a building. Joint use libraries - the ultimate form of co-operation Alan Bundy, 2003 Defines a joint use library and describes research on joint use libraries from around the world. It lists advantages and key planning success factors. The article includes a planning checklist. Combined libraries: A bibliography ALA Library Factsheet 20, 2000

66. Nebraska Library Association Includes copies of the NLAQ News, calendar, association handbook, scholarships, and bylaws. http://www.nol.org/home/NLA/

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?blogID=10092847"); Nebraska Library Association September 21, 2005 NLA News The following proposal will be voted on at the NLA Business Meeting during the annual NLA/NEMA conference: Proposal to change the NLA By-Laws: Under Article VII Committees Section one - Standing committees Add Diversity to the list of standing committees Section two - Standing Committee Membership Add the following to outline the new committee's membership: Diversity: 8-10 appointed members The NLA Board unanimously supports this By Laws change. Although the NLA membership does not vote on changes to the NLA Handbook - for your information, the current Ad Hoc Diversity Committee is proposing the following for the Handbook as the duties of the new standing committee on diversity: Handbook Section: The Duties of the Diversity Committee will be to aid in recruitment and retention of under-represented groups and to provide continuing education opportunities concerning all issues of diversity. The Committee will act as a representative collective voice for Nebraska libraries and will keep aware of issues related to traditionally under-represented groups. The Committee will consist of 8-10 appointed members from various types of libraries, staffing levels and geographic locations. Appointments will be for two years and may be appointed in a staggered rotation.

67. UNO | University Library | Home University of nebraska Foundation. welcome. Search the Library Catalog. Find books, government documents, music CDs, videos, and more http://revelation.unomaha.edu/

/* FIX IE 5 MAC */ University of Nebraska at Omaha UNO Library Home Home Research ... Library Hours Today: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM UNO Library Library Catalog UNO Web Worldwide Popular Database Links ACM Digital Library American Chemical Society (ACS) Publications Art Abstracts ARTStor ATLA Book Review Digest Books in Print Business Source Premier Cambridge Scientific Abstracts Criminal Justice Abstracts Dissertation Abstracts EBSCO Education Abstracts EI Compendex Emerald Fulltext ERIC (via CSA) ERIC (via FirstSearch) FirstSearch IEEE IEL Online IngentaConnect Inspec JSTOR Lexis Nexis Academic Mergent Online (was Fisonline) MLA International Bibliography Project Muse PsycInfo Sociological Abstracts SportDiscus U.S. Congressional Serial Set Ulrichs Periodical Directory Westlaw Campus Wiley Interscience Wilson Omnifile Full-text Select Worldcat inside. Research Services Information Search ... Renew Library Account unomaha.edu MyUNO MyMail [Lotus Notes] MyFolder news. Let's Talk About It Discussion Series LibQual+ Survey Results Services Spotlight Featured Resource: Communication Abstracts [PDF] additional resources.

68. Nebraska State Historical Society, Library And Archives Division The Library/Archives Division of the nebraska State Historical Society safeguards the documentary heritage of nebraska so that it can be used by all http://www.nebraskahistory.org/lib-arch/

The Library/Archives Division of the Nebraska State Historical Society safeguards the documentary heritage of Nebraska so that it can be used by all researchers. We collect a wide variety of material including books and other published works; newspapers; maps; photographs; government records; papers of individuals, businesses, organizations, and religious bodies; sound recordings, and moving images. We invite you to learn more about these collections and the services that we provide. Hours Search Library/Archives Catalogs Collections Library Materials Government Records Manuscript Collections Moving Images Photographs Sound Recordings Nebraska Treasures virtual exhibit Services Using the Reference Room Reference Room Map Reference by Mail Fee Schedule Interlibrary Loan Library/Archives Publications Lectures Consultations Tours Staff Directory Who we are What we do How to reach us How You Can Help Volunteering Internships Donating materials Financial contributions What's Happening Current projects Our calendar Let's Go Shopping Museum Store items related to Library/Archives collections NSHS Home Search Index Top http://www.nebraskahistory.org/lib-arch/index.htm

69. Ashland, Nebraska Valpariaso nebraska near Omaha Lincoln Fremont Wahoo. http://www.co.saunders.ne.us/vallib.htm

Home Business Links Communities Economic Profiles ... Tourism Companion Site Valparaiso Public Library communities Valparaiso Location: 300 W. 2nd Street P.O. Box 440 Valparaiso, NE 68065 phone: (402) 784-6141 Hours: Wednesday 5 - 8:30 p.m. Saturday Noon - 4:30 p.m. The Valparaiso Library is a member of the Saunders County Library Partnership! Created by: Nebraska Rural Web

70. Ashland, Nebraska Saunders County nebraska business list, communities, government information, history, organzations. http://www.co.saunders.ne.us/yutlib.htm

Home Business Links Communities Economic Profiles ... Tourism Companion Site Yutan Public Library home communities Yutan Located at 502 Third Street, Yutan, Ne 68073, the Yutan Library offers lots of great activities, story hour, special holiday events and celebrations in addition to high speed internet connections and terrific books! Visit the library and our director, Verna Milenkovich , soon! Hours: Monday 2:00 - 6:30 p.m. Tuesday 2:00 - 6:30 p.m. Saturday 9:00 - 3:00 p.m. The Yutan Library is a member of the Saunders County Library Partnership Project! Created by: Nebraska Rural Web

71. Participants Creighton University, Reinert/Alumni Library, Debra Sturges formerly nebraska College of Business, Sara Seaman, 402572-8500, sseaman@hamiltonomaha.edu http://reinert.creighton.edu/cu/participants.htm

Reciprocal Borrowing Agreement Participants (Forty One Members) Updated July 2005 Institution Contact Phone E-Mail Bellevue University Barbara Haney dbh@bellevue.edu Central Community College , Grand Island Linda Bowden lbowden@cccneb.edu Central Community College , Hastings Rodney Roberts rroberts@cccneb.edu Central Community College , Platte Dee Johnson Dr. Nell Burnham djohnson@cccneb.edu Chadron State College Glenda Gamby ggamby@csc.edu Clarkson College (Faculty only to UNMC and Creighton Health Sciences) Nancy Ralston library@clarksoncollege.edu College of St. Mary Concordia University Tymmi Woods twoods@seward.cune.edu Creighton University, Health Science Library (Faculty only; Print material only) Pat Meeves meeves@creighton.edu Creighton University, Reinert/Alumni Library Debra Sturges dsturges@creighton.edu Creighton University, Klutznick Law Library (Faculty only) Kay Andrus andrus@culaw.creighton.edu Dana College Susan Skinner sskinner@acad2.dana.edu Doane College Peggy Brooks-Smith psmith@doane.edu Grace University Stanley Udd library@graceu.edu

72. Nebraska Library Association July 2005 The nebraska Library Association College University web master is responsible for The Public Library Section of the nebraska Library Association is http://www.nebraskalibraries.org/archive/2005_07_01_archive.html

73. Carnegie Library Legacies Getting New Lives In Nebraska Click to view fullsize. Wayne, NE - Outside Glimpse, Wayne, NE - Inside Glimpse. All photos courtesy of the nebraska Library Commission. http://www.nebcommfound.org/legacy/legends/legend7.htm

Carnegie Library Legacies Getting New Lives in Nebraska Andrew Carnegie, the world’s richest man during his lifetime, left a huge and lasting legacy of generosity, giving away nearly all his estate, estimated at $8.17 billion in 2001 dollars, before he died in 1919. Underscoring his belief that reading was a means to success, Carnegie gave millions for libraries to communities not only in the United States but also in other English-speaking countries. In Nebraska alone, 68 towns, townships, and counties received funding for Carnegie libraries between 1899 and 1919. Of the 60 remaining, 46 still are active libraries, according to 1993 Nebraska State Historical Society records. Most of the remaining libraries are in good, even excellent, condition, because they have been in continuous use. But, as you might expect of buildings constructed in the early 1900s, they are outdated. They fall short of today’s building requirements—handicap accessibility may be lacking, for instance. They can’t fully accommodate computer technology. And, charming as they may be, many of them are just plain cramped and uncomfortable. Today’s library patrons need and expect more, and their communities are rising to the demand. In the past five years, according to Richard Miller, library development director for the Nebraska Library Commission, communities across the state have built 15 public libraries and remodeled or added onto several more. Whether through grants and donations or through public debt voters willingly took on, these libraries were built on the same kind of generosity Carnegie believed in: returning wealth to the community for the benefit of all. In some instances, individuals have taken the lead by providing a big chunk of the funding.

74. Nebraska 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/nebraska.htm

Nebraska Library Jobs Additions to or comments on this page? E-mail rachel@lisjobs.com. Job Banks: Nebraska and Regional Library Jobs contains positions in Nebraska and the surrounding states. Job information is usually taken from outside sources, such as journal ads, etc. Other Ideas: Search current postings on Lisjobs.com for Nebraska jobs. The Mountain Plains Library Association posts Nebraska Jobs. Try The Greater Western Library Alliance.

75. Library List: Nebraska 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.stutteringhelp.org/Default.aspx?tabid=373

76. History Of CHIRS The nebraska Library Commission (NLC) divides the state in to six library regions To work within the structure of nebraska Library System to improve the http://www.unmc.edu/library/consumer/history.html

McGoogan Library of Medicine Home History of CHIRS CHIRS: Consumer Health Information Resource Service: a resource for Nebraska In 1984 the McGoogan Library sought an LSCA Title III funding from the Library Commission to develop a consumer health information program for the state. As stated in the grant application, the original objectives of CHIRS were: To work within the structure of Nebraska Library System to improve the delivery of consumer health information to Nebraskans. To provide educational and consultation services to non-health science librarians, which would enable them to deliver enhanced first-line services. To serve as a health information resource library for the state of Nebraska by providing information services beyond the capacity of the local library. CHIRS aims to provide quality health information to Nebraska residents anywhere in the state at no charge. The public libraries and NLC readily accepted this model because CHIRS intends to enhance public library service. McGoogan resides in the background, while the public library remains the service point for residents. 20 Years of Evolution The CHIRS program is now 20 years old and has evolved in a number of ways. First, we have changed the collection policy. Over time, we discovered that our customers prefer individualized packets of information that they can keep rather than materials that they must return to the library. We no longer purchase duplicate copies of titles and have expanded our collection with the money we have saved. The second change allows customers to contact us directly. According to our original policy, when a client contacted McGoogan, we referred them back to their local public library in order for the public library to submit the request to McGoogan. We recognized that a direct response to the requestor saved time for both the consumer and library.

77. SPL Databases The nebraska Publications Clearinghouse Service of the nebraska Library The nebraska Library Commission purchases access to these resources with funding http://www.scottsbluff.org/lib/dbs.html

Home Programs Catalog Databases ... City Databases Auto Repair Reference Center Auto Repair Reference Center is the Ebsco's resource for automotive diagnostic and repair information. Wiring diagrams and other information can be printed on the system printer at the Information Desk. This service is only available through computers located in the Library. Ebsco Host The Ebsco databases are only available through computers located in the Library. MAS Ultra provides access to the full text of articles from over 400 magazines, indexing and abstracts for over 500 periodicals and full text for hundreds of important pamphlets. This service is only available through computers located in the Library. Newspaper Source provides selected full text for 23 national (U.S.) and international newspapers, as well as full text television and radio news transcripts and selected full text for more than 200 regional (U.S.) newspapers. This service is only available through computers located in the Library. netLibrary Thousands of books, including reference and technical books, are available online through netLibrary. If you create an account while logged on at the library, you can then access netLibrary from your home computer. State Government Publications Online The Nebraska Publications Clearinghouse Service of the Nebraska Library Commission provides access to online State of Nebraska publications.

78. MPLA Board Reports Archive: Nebraska nebraska Library Association members who are selected to attend the MPLA nebraska Library Association/nebraska Educational Media Association 2005 Annual http://www.usd.edu/mpla/documents/reports/state/ne/20050305.html

MPLA Reports States Nebraska 05 March 2005 Nebraska Board Reports ST-5 Nebraska MPLA Board Report March 5, 2005 Submitted by Nina Little, Nebraska Representative NLA Supports MPLA Leadership Institute Attendees with Stipend Nebraska Library Association members who are selected to attend the MPLA Leadership Institute will, for the first time, be eligible to receive a stipend from NLA to help support them in paying the registration fee. At their meeting on January 6, 2005, NLA Board members voted to include the amount in the 2005 Budget. NLA Finance Committee members agreed that the stipends should cover registration costs at the MPLA member rate. Non-MPLA members would need to pay the difference between member and non-member registrations costs. NLA Legislative Day At the 9:30 briefing, attendees received information on current legislation and library issues from Ken Winston, NLA’s lobbyist and Rod Wagner, director of the Nebraska Library Commission The briefing session was followed by time to meet with senators and staff members and/or visit the legislative chamber while it was in session. Participants had been encouraged to ask their senators or legislative aides, as well as their local city officials to be their guests a special luncheon where youth selected from around the state were recognized for their involvement with their local public or school library.

79. MPLA Board Reports Archive: Nebraska Members of nebraska Library Association’s Legislative Committee worked nebraska Library Association/nebraska Educational Media Association 2005 Annual http://www.usd.edu/mpla/documents/reports/state/ne/20050723.html

MPLA Reports States Nebraska 23 July 2005 Nebraska Board Reports ST-5 Nebraska MPLA Board Report July 23, 2005 Submitted by Nina Little, Nebraska Representative Nebraska Legislative Update 2005 New Director at the University of Nebraska at Omaha Library Welcome to a Few Other New Library Directors in Nebraska Joyce Grass is the new director in Tekamah. Karla Shafer has been welcomed to the library in Hooper and Ruthann Bargmann is the new director in Bancroft. Bancroft is the home of the John G. Neihardt State Historic Site. Neighboring Nebraska Communities Build New Libraries Because of the generosity of Ed and Donna Robinson, whose family founded the Robinson Seed Co. in Waterloo, Nebraska in 1888, the town of about 475 residents will have a new library. The 5,000-square-foot, single-story red-brick building will sit on a two-acre site owned by the Robinsons who donated the site and $1 million for building the library and establishing an endowment for its operation. The ground breaking celebration was held June 20, 2005. NEW at McCook Community College Library in McCook, Nebraska

80. NITC Clearinghouse  - Community Resources The nebraska Public Access Database was developed as a cooperative effort of Council of the NITC , the nebraska Library Commission and nebraska Online. http://www.nitc.state.ne.us/itc/community/pubaccess.htm

Nebraska Information Technology Commission IT Clearinghouse Nebraska Public Access Site Database Bridging the Digital Divide. Public access computers in libraries, Extension offices, community centers and other public places provide access to information and services to individuals without Internet access at work, home or school. This database includes only sites located in and/or sponsored by public entities (i.e., libraries, local governments, Extension offices and schools). Search for a Public Access Site To register a site or to update information, please contact Kit Keller at the Nebraska Library Commission. The Nebraska Public Access Database was developed as a cooperative effort of the Community Council of the NITC , the Nebraska Library Commission and Nebraska Online. About Outside Links

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