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Helping Patrons Keep Up in the Digital Age–Promising Practices in Libraries

Adults need digital literacy to access essential information, compete for jobs, and participate in education. These needs existed long before […]

Tips for Teaching and Troubleshooting Technology

Digital Literacy Support in Libraries: More than Just Your Computer Classes

Hey! The Library Is Kind of Awesome! Current Trends in US Public Library Services for Teens

Dr. Carla Hayden Nominated for Librarian of Congress

Breaking Barriers: How One Library Is Making Coding More Accessible

Check Out a Library Hotspot

2014 Digital Inclusion Survey Report: Public Libraries as Basic Community Technology Infrastructure

E-filing For the Technologically Timid?

Narrowing the Digital Divide: New York Public Library Loans Out Hotspots

Tablets: Are They Right for Your Library?

Got E-Rate? Bridging the Broadband Divide with the E-Rate Program

Getting Your Proposals Passed: How to Create Strong Technology Proposals

High Tech Makerspaces

Whose Fault Is It? The Technology Or The Human Using It?

Surveying the Digital Inclusion Survey

The Nation’s First Fully Digital Public Library: How a Texas County Made it Happen

Teaching Teens About Digital Literacy Through Programming

Volunteer Technology Instructors in the Public Library

Bridging the Digital Divide in Your Library Staff

Digital Literacy Instruction: Models for Public Libraries

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