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E-Government in Florida Public Libraries

eGov Florida Libraries Florida Public Libraries are setting the standard for E-Government services provided in libraries. Librarians can obtain best practice information from the following:

 Policy Considerations — What are the Legal Risks? Mary Minow, J.D., A.M.L.S.
Details many of the concerns libraries face regarding liability issues and provides recommendations for policy development.

 Best Practices for Patron Computers Mickey R. Boyd.
Florida libraries are experiencing high usage of public-access computing resources for E-Government activities. It is important to offer patrons a safe computer environment for E-Government and public access activities.

 Legal Information and Resources for Librarians ( 3.5MB PowerPoint)
PowerPoint developed for frontline library staff that assist patrons with their legal information needs.


Webinars

 View previous E-Government webinars.

Libraries in Florida with E-Government Web Pages



E-mail Pam Thompson at Pam.Thompson@dos.MyFlorida.com with your questions or comments.

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