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Channel
Volume 44, Autumn 2004, to present



Channel is the bimonthly newsletter of the Wisconsin Division for Libraries, Technology, and Community Learning. Its purpose is to provide information about the Division and its services; about the state's administration and use of federal Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) funds; and about issues, resources, meetings, and training of interest to Wisconsin librarians. See also Channel Weekly, our weekly email newsletter.

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Previous volumes are archived here: Past Issues

Vol. 46

Date

Articles

No. 1 Winter 2011
  • Wisconsin summit will address e-book issues
  • Kiefer named Assistant State Superintendent for Libraries, Technology, and Community Learning
  • Wisconsin Public Library Standards, 5th Edition, released
  • FCC issues major E-rate program reform for 2011
  • Spanish language virtual reference service comes to Wisconsin
  • Wisconsin participates in CSLP 'You Are Here' contest for teens
  • Great Lakes 1:1 Computing Conference held in Milwaukee
  • COLAND lists reasons to support the Prison Literacy Project
  • New BadgerLunch webinar sessions announced

Vol. 45

Date

Articles

No. 4 Summer 2010
  • Public libraries in 2009: Lean times, increased use
  • Rick Grobschmidt retires after 38 years of service to state and to education
  • IMT Fall Regional Meetings set
  • Wisconsin contingent attends ALA Library Advocacy Day
  • Federal funds help libraries increase accessibility
  • Bob Bocher receives WLA's Special Service award
  • Net Neutrality and its importance for libraries
  • Governor's office announces appointments to COLAND
  • Libraries around state celebrate AskAway Awareness Week
  • Fond du Lac bookmobile gets a makeover
  • Public libraries among those served by DPI VISTAs
  • Wisconsin EETT projects pilot Technology Proficiency Assessments
  • Moving forward from the Wisconsin School Library Summit
  • 2010 another busy year for BadgerLink
  • After 21 years Michael Lewis retires from RL&LL
  • Lita Haddal retires from CCIC after 19 years
No. 3 Spring 2010
  • School Library Summit seeks solutions to staffing crisis
  • Reference and Loan Library announces name change
  • Name changes reflects evolution of library services
  • Best Practices: Building Issues
  • Madison library VISTA receives Governor's Service Award
  • Thinkfinity expedites resource access and professional networking
  • Resources for Libraries & Lifelong Learning welcomes new staffers
  • 2011 LSTA competitive and non-competitive grant categories announced
  • Eastern Shores Library System teams up with the Wisconsin Digital Archives
  • DPI partners with DNR for summer reading fun
  • WISCAT expands interlibrary loan trading partners
  • Wisconsin school libraries receive $32 million inlibrary aid from Common School Fund earnings
No. 2 Winter 2010
  • Wisconsin awarded federal broadband grant; will bring fiber to 467 libraries and schools instate
  • State superintendent approves 2010 LSTA grant awards
  • Trustee Corner: Trustees and fines
  • Many public libraries in Wisconsin using LSTA funds to address community unemployment issues
  • Wisconsin public library service income and expenditures in 2008
  • DLTCL reports on progress of work toward new strategic directions
  • What's Happening in Wisconsin Libraries: Libraries participate in Operation Military Kids Read
  • LITAC tackles a broad range of issues
  • EETT competitive projects support Every Child a Graduate
  • Wisconsin Digital Archives looks back on six years of service
  • 2010 marks fourth year of service for AskAway
  • Public library technology survey: Comparing Wisconsin and libraries nationwide
  • Schedule for Spring 2010 BadgerLunch webinar series announced
  • Governor's office announces COLAND appointments
No. 1 Autumn 2009
  • Wisconsin awarded library computer hardware grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
  • Plans underway for 2010 Summer Reading Program
  • Public libraries in 2008: Growth and challenges
  • Best Practices: Board operating manual
  • BadgerLink's Lunchtime Webinar Series: BadgerLunch
  • What's Happening in Wisconsin Libraries: Libraries Benefit from Summer VISTA Program

Vol. 44

Date

Articles

No. 4 Summer 2009
  • New LSTA category established in response to state's employment crisis
  • Channel newsletter changes to web-only publication
  • AskAway continues to grow in 2009
  • McMillan Memorial Library project helps military families stay in touch during deployment
  • Federal Stimulus Act includes broadband funding
  • Trustee Corner -- The Public Library Annual Report: What it Is; Why it Is
  • Preparing for the Annual Report; Scheduling a "Typical Week" Tally
  • Wisconsin delegation attends National Library Legislative Day
  • COLAND plans school library media staffing summit for 2010
No. 2-3 Winter/Spring 2009
  • Readers will "be creative" this summer at public libraries
  • Two long-time PLDT staff announce retirements
  • Wisconsin receives 2009 Intel® Foundation grant
  • Adolescent literacy efforts in Indianhead Federated Library System
  • WRLBPH introduces new Regional Librarian
  • The impact of downloadable audio and video on libraries, Part 2
  • Retirement calls for two Reference and Loan librarians
  • Trustee Corner: Meeting Agendas and Minutes
  • School libraries to receive $35.3 million from Common School Fund
  • State superintendent announces new LSTA Advisory Committee members
No. 1 Autumn 2008
  • State superintendent announces budget initiatives
  • Channel changes to quarterly publication
  • Blitzke lauded for contributions to statewide library delivery service
  • AV Wisconsin 2008
  • Allison Coshenet joins staff of Reference and Loan Library
  • Terry Wilcox retires from Reference and Loan
  • Marsha Valance retires after 20 years at RLBPH
  • Best Practices for Public Libraries: The Chain of Command
  • The impact of downloadable audio and video on libraries, Part 1
  • Library systems to share $16.8 million in state aid
  • Free Author Fair kicks off 2009 WEMTA Spring Conference

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