Staying Connected Grants Max Anderson 2003-11-30T08:21:00Z 2003-11-30T08:21:00Z

As an example of what some states are doing with their Staying Connected Grants, North Carolina I believe is using their funds for more training. You might want to contact them to find out more information, but I will be heading up there a bit between Jan-March 2004 to do some of that training.

Max Anderson 2003-11-30T08:21:00Z Chad Eller 2003-11-17T13:29:00Z 2003-11-17T13:29:00Z

Thanks Dale &#045; I will check into it.<br /><br />Chad

Chad Eller 2003-11-17T13:29:00Z Dale Musselman 2003-11-13T13:54:00Z 2003-11-13T13:54:00Z

This isn&#039;t really breaking news. I think the grant applications went out to state libraries in summer of 2002. Applications are for grants in 2003 and 2004.<br /><br />The grants are for 4 different areas, hardware upgrades, internet connection upgrades, training, and technical support. States can apply for any or all of these. There are requirements for matching funds from the state.<br /><br />If you curious about this, you should probably contact you state library.

Dale Musselman 2003-11-13T13:54:00Z Chad Eller 2003-11-12T06:44:00Z 2003-11-12T06:44:00Z

Has anyone else heard anything new about this?<br /><br />Is it now at the individual state library level?<br /><br />Chad

Chad Eller 2003-11-12T06:44:00Z Betha Gutsche 2003-10-23T15:03:00Z 2003-10-23T15:03:00Z

This is breaking grant news from [url http://www.ala.org/alonline/ ]American Libraries Online:[/url]<br /><br />The Gates Foundation Commits $17 Million to Keeping Libraries Connected.<br /><br />These are challenge grants that will go to state libraries to help them serve as technology resources for local libraries. Applications have been sent to all state library agencies.

Betha Gutsche 2003-10-23T15:03:00Z