Library Commission News & Announcements
The Nebraska Learns 2.0 Thing for March is QR Codes.
For this month's Thing, we're going to explore QR Codes, those square barcodes that you can scan with your mobile phone...
Nebraska Library Commission Go Big-Read Campaign to promote reading in Nebraska with Congressional leaders, 1970...
This week, the Dude looked at a part of the public library survey that is often forgotten, element number 4.33, Description of Other Materials. In Nebraska, the leader in this category is cake pans (74), followed by puzzles (33), and discovery packs (9)...
If your book group would like to select a nonfiction title to read, let me suggest getting to know Mary Pipher. Mary lives in Lincoln with her husband Jim and has written 9 books - four of which we have in our Book Club collection...
Amelia Bloomer Project Announces the 2015 Booklist
As part of the Social Responsibilities Round Table of the American Library Association, the Amelia Bloomer Project focuses on feminist books for readers age 0-18...
Do you read the Booklist Reader blog? Recently, it included a short survey of some good hi-lo books--sometimes tough things to find...
The temperatures have been up and down this winter, to the extreme at either end, but only a couple of longstanding records have been broken. When many of the original temperature records were set, people didn't have the wide-range of clothing material options that we do today...
