Electronic Resources for Public Libraries in the Time of SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19
Digital content may include eBooks, audio books, comics and graphic novels, movies, music, and television programs.
Digital content may include eBooks, audio books, comics and graphic novels, movies, music, and television programs.
Test your video and audio. Turn on your video. Position yourself so that most of the light is coming from in front of you. Use a headset if you have one....
Please find below a summary of bills introduced during the second regular session of the 65th Idaho Legislature, January 6 – March 20, 2020, that most directly impact Idaho libraries [...]
Guidance for Governor Brad Little's Statewide Stay-Home Order updated March 25, 2020 Self-isolate All residents of Idaho must self-isolate and stay and work from home as much as possible, unless [...]
House Bill 194 was signed into law by Governor Brad Little on April 4. This legislation goes into effect on July 1, 2020, updating Idaho Code section 33-2741 regarding Internet [...]
Childhood abuse and neglect is an issue that affects many families and can have an adverse impact on communities. Children who experience the trauma of child abuse struggle to [...]
Spring into summer and submit your application for the Idaho Libraries’ Futures Camp because we’ve extended the deadline to March 20! We’ve also opened applications up to employees and trustees [...]
Are you dreaming of summer? Grab your sunscreen and sleeping bag because applications for the Idaho Libraries’ Futures Camp are now open! […]
We are happy to announce that ICfL along with the IDPR are offering free state park passes to Idaho libraries.
How would you like $500 to improve your public library’s technology? By completing and submitting the Broadband Toolkit Improvement Program (BTIP), you can receive $500 for use in resolving any [...]