Networking Public Computers
Effective networks—especially wireless networks—are critical to the smooth functioning and delivery of services for most libraries. Explore networking types, setting up internet addresses and ISPs, performance issues and networking troubleshooting and maintenance.
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Wireless Networks in Libraries Workshop Slides
Document / Last Modified: 26 March 2013
These slides are from Bill Drew's all day workshop on Wireless Networks in Libraries.
Create a Smart Wireless Network for Your Library
Document / Last Modified: 26 March 2013
"Embrace the culture of Yes" when approaching how to provide wireless Internet service to your patrons
Easy to be Free: Creating A Smart Wireless Network for Your Library
Webinar / Last Modified: 18 January 2013
Archive and associated resources for October 7, 2010, webinar with Louise Alcorn on best practices for setting up a wireless network for your library.
Client-Server Networks
Document / Last Modified: 23 March 2012
An excellent choice for larger networks, the client-server model can accommodate your network's growth and increased security requirements.
Achieve Network Security
Document / Last Modified: 23 March 2012
Simple techniques such as effective passwords, concise e-mail, and cookie management can go a long way toward keeping your computer safe from hackers and troublemakers.
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