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Alaska Libraries
alaska libraries Historic Library Photos Photos from the Anchorage Museum of Historyand Art show some of the first libraries in Alaska, . Back to top.
http://litsite.alaska.edu/uaa/aklibraries/aklibrary.html

Extractions: Alaska Libraries Years ago, librarians were responsible for nurturing a deep knowledge of informational resources contained within a building, the library. Now, this responsibility extends beyond the walls of a traditional library building. In Programs find out what is happening in libraries and museums throughout Alaska and how librarians and curators are promoting literacy in their communities. In People , you'll meet some of the Alaskan librarians who help us find our way in the information age. In Resources , librarians share information about resources both within the walls of the library and in the giant web of electronic resources found on the Net. We also have a Photo Gallery , which includes historic photographs of some of Alaska's first libraries and entries for the Library of Congress' Beyond Words photography contest. Programs Floating Bookmobile
Patience Frederiksen
One difficult part of alaska libraries is the size of some of the towns.We Alaska has an incredible range of libraries. Patience
http://litsite.alaska.edu/uaa/aklibraries/frederikson.html

Extractions: Grants Administrator, Alaska State Library "I've always felt that back East you can tinker with things, but libraries have been set up back there," says Patience Frederiksen, Grants Administrator for the Alaska State Library. "In Alaska, you can build a library from the ground up. You can make a very large impact and there's a freedom with my job that I just really relish." Patience came to Alaska in 1979 from her home state of Rhode Island to pursue an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Alaska Fairbanks. She withdrew from courses before the first semester ended because she fell in love, as she says, and life got in the way. Later she went to Syracuse to attend Library School. Between sending out grants applications, reviewing the proposals, writing annual reports, and compiling Alaska library statistics for publication in the national library in the United States, Patience stays busy but she loves her job at the State Library helping to make libraries possible for every Alaskan. Programs Floating Bookmobile Flat Stanley Visits Fairbanks, Alaska
Resources & Services For Alaska Libraries - Alaska State Library
Resources and Services for alaska libraries Librarians. The agency.Library Law, Statistics and Policy Issues for alaska libraries
http://www.library.state.ak.us/dev/libdev.html

Extractions: Home Search SLED State of Alaska ... Home The Alaska State Library (ASL) acts as a statewide consultant to all types of libraries and is a strong supporter of library science informational needs. As a member of the Alaska Library Network, the State Library is committed to providing services and sharing resources so that equal access to information is ensured and available to all. About ASL Publications
The Genealogy Forum: Resource Center: Alaska Libraries And Archives
Welcome to the Genealogy Forum's Resource Center! alaska librariesand Archives. alaska libraries and Archives Alaska State Archives
http://www.genealogyforum.rootsweb.com/gfaol/resource/AK/LA.htm

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The Genealogy Forum: Resource Center: Libraries And Archives
Resource Center! Libraries and Archives. Alabama Libraries and Archives;alaska libraries and Archives; Arizona Libraries and Archives;
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Apartments USA.com - Alaska Libraries
Welcome to Alaska! alaska libraries. Alaska State Library; Big Lake PublicLibrary; Homer Public Library; Kettleson Memorial Library Youth Service;
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Apartments USA.com - Alaska - State Hotlinks
ApartmentsUSA.com Logo, Welcome to Alaska! ALASKA STATE HOTLINKS. Alaska Facts Information; Alaska Colleges Universities; Alaska Government; alaska libraries;
http://www.apartmentsusa.com/alaska/ak-state-hotlinks.htm
Virtual Gumshoe-Investigative Resources Available On The Web-
This page was last updated on 08/02/01 alaska libraries
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Virtual Gumshoe-Investigative Resources Available On The Web-
phone numbers; UK Public Libraries on the Web; Alabama Libraries;alaska libraries; Arizona Libraries; Arkansas Libraries; California
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Dillingham, Alaska Libraries, Libraries In Dillingham, Alaska
Dillingham, alaska libraries. Dillingham Library PO Box 870 Dillingham,AK 995760870 Phone 907-842-5610. To learn how to submit
http://www.pe.net/~rksnow/akcountydillinghamlib.htm
Sitka, Alaska Libraries, Libraries In Sitka, Alaska
Sitka, alaska libraries. Kettleson Memorial Library 320 Harbor DriveSitka, Alaska 99835 phone (907) 7478708 hours Monday - Thursday
http://www.pe.net/~rksnow/akcountysitkalib.htm

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General Information; Alaska Region alaska libraries The online catalogs for allof these libraries are linked through a computer network called the Statewide
http://www.ptialaska.net/~fgs/research/librarie.htm

Extractions: Archives, Libraries and Museums General Information Alaska Archives, Library, and Museum Directory Division of State Libraries, Archives and Museums Alaska Archives Alaska State Archives Staff Directory National Archives General Information Alaska Region Alaska Libraries The online catalogs for all of these libraries are linked through a computer network called the S tatewide L ibrary E lectronic D oorway or SLED for short. Individual links are provided for each online library catalog for your convenience; but once in the SLED system, you may navigate in and out of all the catalogs. Please note, however, that each system may have different commands for navigating and logging off. Make a note of the escape sequence that gets you out of the remote system and back into SLED. Or if you prefer, you may also access the World Wide Web version of SLED. Alaska State Library Gold Rush Centennial Photographs, 1893-1916 Alaska Historical Collections Alaska Newspaper Project Some Books About Alaska 1994 ... Staff Directory Anchorage Municipal Libraries Online Catalog System Capital City Libraries (Juneau) Online Catalog System Fairbanks North Star Borough Libraries Online Catalog System (SLED) University of Alaska Anchorage Consortium Library Genealogical Holdings University of Alaska Libraries Online Catalog (GNOSIS) University of Alaska Fairbanks Elmer E. Rasmuson Library
Library Links
Culturally Responsive Guidelines for Alaska Public Libraries. Common Email formatsfor alaska libraries. up arrow Databases Alaska Statewide Databases.
http://www.akla.org/links.htm

Extractions: Home Juneau Conference 2003 Continuing Education Jobs ... Organization [ Library Links ] Search Site Index LIBRARY LINKS Culturally Responsive Guidelines Library Directories Databases Alaska Library Web Sites Related Organizations ... Other Culturally Responsive Guidelines for Alaska Public Libraries The Culturally Responsive Guidelines for Alaska Public Libraries were developed by a group of Alaskan library directors at a workshop facilitated by Dr. Lotsee Patterson and sponsored by the Alaska State Library. The goal of the workshop was to develop guidelines to help public librarians examine how they respond to the specific informational, educational and cultural needs of their Alaska Native users and communities. These Guidelines are predicated on the belief that culturally appropriate service to indigenous peoples is a fundamental principle of Alaska public libraries, and that the best professional practices in this regard are associated with culturally responsive services, collections, programs, staff, and overall library environment. Below is a list of directory links for institutions around Alaska. If you know of a employee directory that should be listed here, please send a message to
Section II: 2 Legislative Priorities
public and special. Many companies that do business with alaska librariesjoin the Association as commercial members. Each year at
http://www.akla.org/handbook/II_2priorities.htm

Extractions: 2002 Legislative Priorities The Alaska Library Association (AkLA) is an association of librarians, library trustees, library supporters, and others who work to support libraries in Alaska. Members are drawn from all types of librariesschool, academic, public and special. Many companies that do business with Alaska libraries join the Association as commercial members. Each year at its annual face-to-face meeting in September, AkLA establishes a set of legislative priorities. These priorities address what AkLA believes are the most pressing needs of libraries of all types around the state. The Association agrees to work with with AkLA lobbyist to secure passage of legislation that furthers these priorities. Access to information is an essential element of good government. Our ability to govern ourselves depends on having access to information about all aspects of the issues that face us. The library serves as one of the primary sources of information for the entire community, regardless of a person's interests, background, or economic status. To help Alaskans make informed decisions and participate fully in the democratic process, libraries must be able to provide unfettered access to material from which individuals may select the information and viewpoint they find appropriate for themselves and their families.
Web Bound - Alaska: Libraries
WebBound Magazine, The Essential Web Resource Alaska WebBound Magazine, TheEssential Web Resource Libraries. Main alaska libraries (4) Sites
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Alaska Geologic & Mineral Information - Libraries, Archives & Information Center
In addition, all University of alaska libraries are part of a statewide catalogsystem called GNOSIS, which is available to all Alaskans on the Statewide
http://wwwdggs.dnr.state.ak.us/Libguide/Section5.htm

Extractions: Information Sources Outside of Alaska This section provides information about reference collections of publications, maps, and other documents about mining and geology in Alaska. These collections include major research libraries that catalog and circulate material, and special collections and archives, whose collections generally do not circulate. The description includes an address and map to help find the collection, a brief description of the collection, the catalog system, the hours and circulation policies, contact addresses, and other useful information. Information Sources Outside of Alaska The five research libraries described below have large collections of geoscience information. In addition, most of their collections are cataloged and they have full-time reference staff who can assist in identifying reference material and finding other resources. The catalogs of these libraries are available on LASERCAT, an index to library holdings in the Pacific Northwest. This index is available at 43 public libraries around Alaska. In addition, most catalogs of these libraries can be reached on the Internet via SLED. The "Statewide Library Electronic Doorway," or SLED, provides on-line access to Alaska library, government, local community, and Internet information resources. The menu of library options available on SLED can be found at
Alaska Geologic & Mineral Information - Introduction
This Guide provides a model of how, in the future, alaska libraries and earth scienceorganizations can collaborate to help you using modern information tools.
http://wwwdggs.dnr.state.ak.us/Libguide/Section1.htm

Extractions: "Until his death in 1983, Edward H. Cobb of the U.S. Geological Survey maintained a truly exceptional database on the geology and mineral deposits of Alaskamanifested in hundreds of published mineral locality maps, bibliographies, and compilations of Alaska references. His work anticipated a fundamental need to define the mineral endowment of Alaska during the long process that culminated in the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act of 1981 (ANILCA). Almost 20 years later, Ed Cobbs maps, bibliographies, and publications, outdated as they have become in some ways, remain a mainstay of Alaska geology, land planning, and mineral exploration. Geology is a cumulative science built on the work of our predecessors. No one produced a better regional geologic information database for others to build on than did Ed Cobb in Alaska. As the amount and diversity of information increased so did the vital need for such information in mineral exploration, in managing state and federal land, in protecting the environment, in guiding Native corporations in the use of their land, and in ensuring the economic well being and quality of life of Alaskans and all Americans. The combination of an expanding body of increasingly more complicated geologic and minerals information and the broad need for it poses a major challenge to the geologic and minerals community. We need to organize our information better, we need to ensure that it is not lost, and we need to make it more conveniently accessible.
Reference
Municipal Libraries Anchorage Municipal Libaries Online Catalog Capital CityLibraries (Juneau) SLED's List of alaska libraries (web page) Alaska State
http://www.uaa.alaska.edu/just/refrenz/reftools.html

Extractions: Reference Search Reference Alaska Reference University of Alaska ... Links Alaska libraries: UAA Consortium Library Consortium Library Web-Based Catalog Alaska Resources Library Anchorage Municipal Libraries ... Alaska State Museums Online abstract/full-text databases: UAA Consortium Library Indexes and Databases (most are for UAA/APU users only) Databases for Alaskans (Alaska users only) Library of Congress: Library of Congress Library of Congress Online Catalog Library of Congress WWW/Z39.50 Gateway Library of Congress Classification System ... Understanding Call Numbers Legal reference: Duhaime's Law Dictionary WWW Virtual Law Library Other libraries: Hytelnet Libweb: Library Servers via WWW Internet Public Library Yahoo: Libraries ... Half.com Dictionaries: Merriam-Webster Dictionary/Thesaurus Oxford English Dictionary Macquarie Dictionary Yourdictionary.com (formerly a Web of Online Dictionaries) ... Yahoo: Dictionaries Thesaurus: ARTFL Project: Roget's Thesaurus Thesaurus.com
Featured Member Library: University Of Alaska Fairbanks Libraries
We also look forward to working with OCLC for a statewide contract sothat more alaska libraries can have access to the OCLC database.
http://www.oclc.org/oclc/membership/alaska.htm

Extractions: OCLC Membership OCLC Featured Member Libraries August 8, 2000 Elmer E. Rasmuson Library, University of Alaska Fairbanks Library Snapshot Location: PO Box 756800, UAF Campus, Fairbanks, Alaska, 99775 Member library since: January 28, 1999 OCLC Network: OCLC Pacific OCLC symbol: UAF OCLC services used: OCLC Cataloging service OCLC Interlibrary Loan service OCLC FirstSearch service, OCLC Electronic Collections Online Contact: Paul McCarthy, Library Director, 907-474-7224, ffphm@uaf.edu World Wide Web address: http://www.uaf.edu/library Library Profile The University of Alaska Fairbanks Libraries include the Elmer E. Rasmuson Library, the Division of Computing and Communications, and the BioSciences Library. Remote sites also associated with the UAF Libraries include the Seward Marine Center Library in Elmer E. Rasmuson Library Computer Lab Seward, Alaska, and the Fishery Industrial Technology Center Library in Kodiak, Alaska. The Rasmuson Library contains more than 1.75 million items, making it the largest library in Alaska. The Library has one of the world's finest collections of Alaska and polar regions materials including rare books, photographs, motion pictures, and oral histories related to Alaska, the Arctic, and Antarctic regions as well as subject bibliographers, archivists, anthropologists, and historians who are available for reference and research consultation.
UAF Rasmuson Library -- Sitemap
alaska libraries; Library of Congress. Find Articles, Rare Maps; Photographsof Alaska Women. Other Libraries Archives Alaska; US and Canada; Circumpolar.
http://www.uaf.edu/library/sitemap.html

Extractions: Find Articles Our Services Our Resources News ... Reserves Assistive Technology Lab Faculty Technology Resource Center Our Resources Overview Online Collections ... Ask a Librarian Elmer E. Rasmuson Library, 310 Tanana Drive, University of Alaska Fairbanks USA 99775-6800, (907) 474-7224 Last Modified on September 3, 2002

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