Idaho Commission for Libraries

1. Aberdeen District Library
2. Aberdeen School District Libraries*
3. American Falls District Library
4. Armoral Tuttle Public Library
5. Bear Lake County Library District
6. Boise Basin Library District
7. Boundary County Library
8. Buhl Public Library
9. Burley Public Library
10. Caldwell Public Library
11. Camas County Public Library
12. Canyon Owyhee Library Group, Ltd. (COLG)*
13. Cascade Public Library
14. Council Valley Free Library
15. DeMary Memorial Library
16. Eastern Idaho Books on Tape Circuit (EIBOTC)*
17. Emmett Public Library
18. Finding All Resources Relating to Idaho Topics (FARRIT)*
19. Fremont County District Library - Island Park Branch
20. Fremont County District Library - St. Anthony Branch
21. Fremont County Library District - Ashton Branch
22. Garden City Library
23. Garden Valley District Library
24. Gooding Public Library
25. Grace District Library
26. Hagerman Public Library
27. Hailey Public Library
28. Hamer Public Library
29. Hansen Community Library
30. Heart of the Valley Public Library
31. Idaho Health Information Association*
32. Idaho's Big Read*
33. IDIG: Idaho Digital Memories*
34. Jerome Public Library
35. Kellogg Public Library
36. Kimberly Public Library
37. Larsen-Sant Public Library
38. Leadore Community Library
39. Library Consortium of Eastern Idaho (LCEI)*
40. Lizard Butte Library
41. LYNX! Consortium*
42. Mackay Library District
43. McCall Public Library
44. Meadows Valley Public Library
45. Melba Middle/High School Library Media Center
46. Middleton Public Library
47. Midvale Community Library
48. Mountain Home Public Library
49. North Bingham County District Library
50. Notus Public Library
51. Oakley Free Library
52. Osburn Public Library
53. Payette Public Library
54. Portneuf District Library
55. Prairie River Library District
56. Prairie River Library District - Craigmont Community Library
57. Prairie River Library District - Culdesac Community Library
58. Prairie River Library District - Kamiah Community Library
59. Prairie River Library District - Kooskia Community Library
60. Prairie River Library District - Nezperce Community Library
61. Prairie River Library District - Peck Community Library
62. Prairie River Library District - Winchester Community Library
63. Priest Lake Public Library
64. Rigby City Library
65. Roberts Public Library
66. Salmon Public Library
67. Shoshone Public Library
68. Snake River School Community Library
69. Soda Springs Public Library
70. SPLAT*
71. SWIRL - Southwest Idaho Rural Libraries*
72. Tensed DeSmet Library
73. Twin Falls High School Library Media Center
74. Twin Falls Public Library
75. Valley Mountain Library Consortium (VMLC)*
76. Valley of the Tetons Library
77. Wallace Jr./Sr. High School
78. Wallace Public Library
79. West Bonner Library District - Blanchard
80. West Bonner Library District - Priest River

* This e-Branch site is not included on the map

The links below connect you professional development courses and conferences via online and blended learning environments. These links will provide valuable information whether you are seeking basic library skills or pursuing a degree in library science.

WebJunction

• ABLE = Alternative Basic Library Education
• BCR = Bibliographical Center for Research, Library Services Corp.
• DD = Daring Dreamers (Advisory Group for Summer Reading)
• CB = Cassette Book (TBS Catalog)
• CE = Continuing Education

Professional organizations are an excellent resource for continuing education activities, as well as networking with other library professionals. Whether you choose to be involved at the local, state, national or international level, you will find that these connections will be invaluable as you continue on your career journey.

The LiLI Unlimited Catalog is a statewide library database to identify
and locate materials in libraries throughout Idaho. Currently, over 200
academic, public, and school libraries participate in the program, with
more libraries joining each year. The LiLI-U Catalog is available to
any Idaho citizen and can be accessed via the LiLI Portal.

WIN, the Washington-Idaho Network, is a cooperative multi-type library consortium serving academic, public, school, and special libraries in the states of Washington and Idaho. WIN facilitates access to information by acquiring automated systems that serve as gateways to information beyond library walls.

Monika Antonelli provides an excellent overview regarding progress and initiatives focusing on the "greening" of libraries in the most recent Electronic Green Journal.

Antonelli's article "The Green Library Movement: An Overview

For Libraries/Schools

Publications/Materials

Thanks for participating in the 2009 Idaho Family Reading Week!

Idaho Family Reading Week in 2010 will November 14 - 20, 2010. The theme will be "Join the Curious Crowd, Read Aloud!" and will feature our friend Curious George and great read aloud resources. Watch for more information later on.

Do you have the best small library in America?  Library Journal wants to know.  They are currently accepting nominations fo this award.  The winning library will receive $15,000 cash and be featured in the February 2007 issue of Library Journal.

All rules and nomination process are explained on the LJ site.

Go ahead, nominate an Idaho library!