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Guide to Technology Policy Resources

Technology in the library introduces a new imperative to create and articulate policies and procedures for the appropriate use of the techologies, whether applied to staff, patrons, or other users.

Internet use policies

Create a Social Software Policy for Your Library: how to implement social software technologies responsibly
Technology and Internet Use Policy examples from Georgia libraries for:

Wireless policies

Examples from other libraries:

Filtering policies

CIPA: Key Issues for Decision Makers: a summary of CIPA issues for libraries to consider
Filter Schmilter: Libraries and Internet Filtering Software: the pros and cons of incorporating this software within library technology
Internet Filtering, Legislation, and Policy Resources: links to information about Internet use policies, filtering, and Internet access management

Security and support policies

Creating Security Policies: the "road map" for how to protect your network
Help-Desk Policies and Procedures: clear procedures are important to a complex technology environment

Most recently posted documents:

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Type	Title	Posted By
ppt xls	Finding a Legal Comfort Zone on the Web Archive and associated resources for the July 27, 2011, webinar with Eli Neiburger and Barbara Jones on how libraries can navigate through issues of intellectual freedom and privacy issues in emerging technologies.	Jennifer Peterson
	E-reader Policies and Procedures - Samples from Libraries Examples of library policies for e-reader use as shared by staff on WebJunction's LinkedIn Group	Sharon Streams
	Sample Public Use Computer Policy This policy connects computer use parameters to the library's mission.	Sharon Streams
	Sample Public Computer Station Use Policy This policy covers public computer, internet, and wifi network use by patrons.	Sharon Streams
pptx mp3	Burning Ideas: Ebooks and Libraries--A Legal Perspective Presentation on content licensing models and digital rights management (DRM) and the accompanying legal issues that impact libraries approach to digital collections.	Sharon Streams

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