41. || Wisconsin Library Association Your browser does not support Cascading Style Sheets. This site uses Cascading Style Sheets for presentation, however all of the content is available. http://www.wla.lib.wi.us/legis/delivery.htm

Your browser does not support Cascading Style Sheets. This site uses Cascading Style Sheets for presentation, however all of the content is available. Please consider upgrading your browser to a newer version. Wisconsin Libraries Delivery Service Network What is it? The Wisconsin Libraries Delivery Service Network connects: The delivery of materials between libraries is the final piece of the Interlibrary loan process and a direct service to Wisconsin residents. Based on data gathered during sample periods each year, the average number of items dropped off and picked up at delivery network locations across Wisconsin increased 113% from 1997 to 2007. Is it the most affordable option for delivery of materials? Affordability can be determined based on whether the cost to ship an item via the statewide delivery network is less than traditional package delivery options such as USPS, UPS or FedEx. A 1997 Wisconsin study determined that the cost per item, including postage/delivery charge, packaging materials and labor cost was $2.41 for USPS library rate and $4.28 for UPS commercial ground service. Ten years later, the average cost to ship one item through the statewide delivery network from one library to another was $0.84. Within regional delivery systems, the cost to ship one item from one library to another was as low as $0.20. What are the challenges to continued service?

42. Wicked Cool: Wacky Website: The Dogs Of Wisconsin Libraries Sometimes looking at pictures of cute animals is good for your mental health. Cute Overload (or Lolcats or Loldogs) can usually satisfy that need, but for something a bit http://scls.typepad.com/wicked_cool/2008/10/wacky-website-t.html

Wicked Cool Main Wacky Website: The Dogs of Wisconsin Libraries Sometimes looking at pictures of cute animals is good for your mental health. Cute Overload (or Lolcats or Loldogs ) can usually satisfy that need, but for something a bit closer to home, try The Dogs of Wisconsin Libraries . Click on " Featured Searches " to meet the canine companions of librarians or other library workers living in Wisconsin. Cuuuuuuute!!! October 06, 2008 in Wacky Website Permalink TrackBack TrackBack URL for this entry: http://www.typepad.com/services/trackback/6a00d8341d32e053ef01053551a48e970b Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Wacky Website: The Dogs of Wisconsin Libraries Comments Gee, I thought all librarians were cat people! Is there anything similar for Wisconsin library kitties? October 07, 2008 at 08:51 AM October 09, 2008 at 09:22 AM Verify your Comment Previewing your Comment Posted by: This is only a preview. Your comment has not yet been posted. Your comment could not be posted. Error type: Your comment has been posted.

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44. || Wisconsin Library Association To support the role of Wisconsin libraries as essential institutions. Activities. The WLA Foundation supports the role of all Wisconsin libraries as essential institutions in a http://www.wla.lib.wi.us/wlaf/

Your browser does not support Cascading Style Sheets. This site uses Cascading Style Sheets for presentation, however all of the content is available. Please consider upgrading your browser to a newer version. How to Contribute Annual Contribution Planned Giving Establishing a Named Fund WLA Conference Fundraisers Foundation Projects Campaign for Wisconsin Libraries Scholarships Awards and Honors Literary Awards ... Wisconsin Library Heritage Center About the WLA Foundation Board of Directors Annual Contributors Memorial Contributions WLA Foundation Home Mission To support the role of Wisconsin libraries as essential institutions Activities The WLA Foundation supports the role of all Wisconsin libraries as essential institutions in a democratic society by: Providing financial support for a variety of awards and honors to recognize and publicize the achievements of authors, libraries, librarians and library supporters in our state. Providing scholarships to advance and support those entering and already in our profession. Developing and funding special projects , including studies which strategically promote the value of all Wisconsin libraries.

45. Find What You Need In Wisconsin Libraries Find what you need in Wisconsin libraries BadgerCat is a new library database. It lists the books, magazines, CDs, DVDs, maps and other items owned by nearly 500 Wisconsin libraries. http://www.wils.wisc.edu/wisgroup/promo/users.pdf

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48. Wisconsin Libraries Say Cheese - What's Simmering? Agreeing with the adage that a picture is worth a thousand words, the Campaign for Wisconsin Libraries has created a visual way to remind people of the variety and wealth of http://info.infosoup.org/simmer/2009/11/wisconsin-libraries-say-cheese.html

What's Simmering? News, tips, and other highlights about InfoSoup and related resources. Wisconsin Libraries Say Cheese By RK on November 20, 2009 4:06 PM Permalink Comments (0) Agreeing with the adage that "a picture is worth a thousand words," the Campaign for Wisconsin Libraries has created a visual way to remind people of the variety and wealth of resources, services, programs, and activities provided by their libraries. Wisconsin Libraries Say Cheese! A Day in Pictures is a project that shares digital photos taken in libraries during the week of Nov. 1-8. See if you can find photos from your favorite InfoSoup library. Categories events Tags Say Cheese Leave a comment Name Email Address URL Remember personal info? Comments About this Entry This page contains a single entry by RK published on November 20, 2009 4:06 PM Read Beyond Reality was the previous entry in this blog. New Mango Languages Service is the next entry in this blog. Find recent content on the main index or look in the archives to find all content.

49. University Of Wisconsin Libraries: Home: Zazzle.com Store The University of Wisconsin Libraries' image collections are made up of images from the University of Wisconsin Madison Archives, Special Collections and general library collections http://www.zazzle.com/uwdigitalcollections

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Home Membership WiscNet Support ... Subscribe Wisconsin Libraries Say Cheese by John Pederson on October 28, 2009 in Twitter Based on the adage that “a picture is worth a thousand words,” the Campaign for Wisconsin Libraries Wisconsin Libraries Say Cheese! A Day in Pictures is a new promotional project by the Campaign for Wisconsin Libraries, a program of the Wisconsin Library Association (WLA) Foundation . Using the web resource Flickr, the project will share the digital photos that libraries across Wisconsin take on one day during the week of Nov. 1-8. The Flickr group will go live to the public and the media on Nov. 18, 2009. Visit http://www.wisconsinlibraries.org/saycheese/ for more information on how to participate! No related posts. Tagged as: Flickr Library Services WiscNet ... Be the first to comment! Leave a Comment Name E-mail Website Previous post: WiscNet Supports CANs through CAN Workgroup Next post: Do U U Tube? Links Board of Directors Community Area Networks Member Profiles Third Thursday Webinars Contact WiscNet If you need Technical Support You can reach our support staff in the office M-F from 7:45am to 4:30pm by calling (608) 265-6761 x.2 or by sending email to support@wiscnet.net. Faxes can be sent to (608) 262-9085. If you need immediate assistance our Network Operations Center is available 24/7 at (608) 263-4188, or (608) 265-6761 x.1

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