Public Libraries in the Digital Age
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Public Libraries in the Digital Age
- 1. Public Libraries in the Digital Age A presentation to the Governor’s Broadband Task Force September 10, 2013 Douglas County Library “Leading for educational excellence and equity. Every day for every one.”
- 5. 357+ Public Libraries in Minnesota Average Number of Internet Workstations – 13.7 Percent of “Always Sufficient” Internet Workstations – 36.3% Increase in use over prior year (2011-12) – 71.8% Percent of libraries with Maximum Internet Speed greater than 30mb – 2% By the Numbers education.state.mn.us 5
- 7. Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Libraries Changing Lives and Transforming Community education.state.mn.us 7
- 8. • Core library service • Public libraries are key element of Minnesota’s digital infrastructure • 20% of American adults have no broadband or smart phone connection • When people use technology at their public library, their lives improve Public Libraries Provide Digital Access education.state.mn.us 8
- 11. Libraries Workforce Centers Locations … 100+ 13 Hours Open Weekly … 4,736 619 Public Computers … 2,445 284 MELSA Libraries and Metro Area Workforce Center Access, 2011 Comparative Study education.state.mn.us 11
- 12. Bike-Mobiles with Wi Fi Hot Spots Denver, Colorado education.state.mn.us 12
- 13. Mobile WORKplace Saint Paul Public Library education.state.mn.us 13
- 14. St. Paul Public Library Mobile Tech Lab education.state.mn.us 14
- 15. Maker Space Ramsey County Library education.state.mn.us 15
- 17. Summer Reading Program Online Option education.state.mn.us 17
- 18. First Stop for Quality Information Subject Guides to the Internet education.state.mn.us 18
- 19. Free Resume & Job Help! Expert resume assistance Live interview coaching … And much more Workforce Development education.state.mn.us 19
- 22. Patent and Trademark Information education.state.mn.us 22
- 27. Connecting with Community Partners education.state.mn.us 27
- 28. Cecil Newman leads Minnesota Delegation March on Washington, 1963 Tumblr education.state.mn.us 28
- 29. Creating and Storing Digital Content education.state.mn.us 29
- 31. Northstar Digital Literacy Standards education.state.mn.us 31
- 32. Closing the Achievement Gap education.state.mn.us 32
- 33. Libraries Support Lifelong Learning education.state.mn.us 33
- 34. Technology Training for All Ages education.state.mn.us 34
- 35. St. Paul Public Library Mobile Workplace in the Community education.state.mn.us 35
- 36. Linking Seniors Tomorrow is Today education.state.mn.us 36
- 37. By 2030, the number of Minnesotans over age 65 is expected to almost double and older adults will comprise about one-fifth of our population. (Minnesota Compass) Aging education.state.mn.us 37 .
- 38. More than half of Minnesota’s residents live in the 7-county Twin Cities region and increasing from 2.9 million people to more than 3.5 million by 2040. (Minnesota Compass) Places education.state.mn.us 38
- 39. About 17 percent of our state’s residents are now persons of color … between 2000 and 2010, the state’s population of color grew by 55 percent. (Minnesota Compass) People education.state.mn.us 39
- 40. National Initiatives with Local Impact education.state.mn.us 40
- 43. Informal and Formal Partnerships education.state.mn.us 43
- 44. Local Initiatives and Partnerships Achieve Local Goals education.state.mn.us 44
- 45. Leveraging Resources for Digital Access: Making it Work education.state.mn.us 45
- 46. Public Library Network Circa 1994 education.state.mn.us 46
- 47. • 1993 – 1995 Higher Education Network • 1995 – 2000 K-12 Schools and Public Libraries • Funding • Collaboration/Network Building • MN Education Telecommunications Council (METC) • Federal Erate Program Learning Network of Minnesota 1993-2000 education.state.mn.us 47
- 48. TAG |TARP | RLTA 1996-2005 education.state.mn.us 48
- 49. TEA | RLTA 2006 -- Present education.state.mn.us 49
- 50. Federal | State| Local Collaboration + + Funding education.state.mn.us 50
- 52. $2,700,000 -- Federal Erate Program $2,300,000 -- State of Minnesota $2,750,000 – City and County $7,750,000 – Total Network Costs Cost of Today’s Library Network education.state.mn.us 52
- 53. Future Growth of Network education.state.mn.us 53
- 55. Acceleration of Size of Network education.state.mn.us 55
- 56. The Minnesota Library Association and the Minnesota Educational Media Organization support* • $6 million increase to Telecommunications Equity Aid for K-12 Schools – total $9.75 million • $2.2 million increase to Regional Library Telecommunications Aid for public libraries – total $4.5 million *Minnesota Department of Education budget is not yet established. 2014 Legislative Session education.state.mn.us 56
- 61. A Terra-bit Library Network for Minnesota? education.state.mn.us 61
- 63. Jennifer R. Nelson, State Library Services jennifer.r.nelson@state.mn.us Melinda Ludwiczak, MELSA melinda@melsa.org Peg Werner, Viking Library System pwerner@viking.lib.mn.us Today’s Presenters education.state.mn.us 63