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Posted on August 24, 2010 - Meaghan O'Connor in Center for Collaborative Technology, Civil Society Strengthening
A survey of the latest discussions in the library blogosphere quickly reveals that public libraries in many parts of the world are...
When Mariya Firman, librarian at the Chernykhivtsi village library, first heard that the Bibliomist program would be equipping libraries with computers and training librarians...
Oblasts across Ukraine inaugurated new librarian training centers throughout June and July that will be used to train public librarians in technology and new library services. Here’s a...
During her 20 years as a village librarian in rural Harghita County, Maria Otilia Barsan has been searching for ways to reach out into her community and offer services for all her constituents...
Access to information at the local library is a high priority for Ioana and Adrian Hochia of Firiza, a district of Baia Mare.
Iasi county librarians understand that desperate times call for desperate measures. After hearing that the county council was planning to strip the community of its library building in the local...
Nataliya Miroshnychenko is not your stereotypical librarian; she spends more time blogging then shuffling through the card catalog. Nataliya manages internet services for...
On March 3, Ukrainian mobile provider MTS announced that they will offer free 3G wireless internet for one year to Bibliomist participating libraries in five oblasts. The announcement came from...
On March 10, the Tecuci Town Library in Galati County officially added free computer and internet access to a growing list of library visitor services.
Partnering with organizations from more than 15 countries, the “Get Online!” campaign connected more than 21,000 users to the internet in locations throughout Romania.
