Information Use Management & Policy Institute
Introduction
The Information Institute conducts innovative research & policy studies to improve information use and management for individuals, organizations and society.
E-Government and Public Libraries
Current Status, Meeting Report, Findings, and Next Steps
Report released by the Information Institute identifies issues and proposes strategies for enhanced roles of public libraries in the provision of E-Government.
E-Government web site: http://www.libraryegov.org/
Featuring
Public Libraries & the Internet
This Institute project provides up-to-date data and findings for those who are
interested in a national and state study of the public libraries
in the networked environment. We have concluded working on the 2006-2007 study.
A full-text pdf version of the
final report is now available from:
http://www.ii.fsu.edu/plinternet_reports.cfm
News & Events
- May 7
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Committee on Legislation (COL) Announces E-Government Services Ad hoc Subcommittee. American Library Association's (ALA) Committee on Legislation is proud to announce the members of its new E-Government Services Ad hoc Subcommittee.
- April 10
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Information Institute Collaborates with Pasco County, Florida on E–Government Initiatives. Pasco County Public Library Cooperative grant addresses user needs related to computer skills, Internet use, and access to E-Government resources.
- April 10
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Amanda Doumanian, Research Associate at Information Institute, Wins Jason Holtz Memorial Scholarship from the Department of Communication. In April 2008, Amanda Doumanian became one of thirteen scholars to receive a Merit Scholarship.
- April 5
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Information Institute Hosts Meeting On Open Government. On April 3, 2008 the Information Institute and OMB Watch, a public advocacy organization in Washington D.C, co-hosted the 21st Century Right to Know Project conference in Tallahassee, Florida.