What's your opinion?

Libraries are increasingly looking to electronic resources to help patrons find the information they need. The Washington State Library is conducting a survey to find out your opinion. What resources would you like your library to provide? Please take the five minute survey linked below. (Your answers are anonymous.)

Getting Connected: Online Social Networking

Learn new ways to build connections with your family, friends and customers using Facebook, Twitter, blogging and more. Renne Brock-Richmond will give an introductory talk on using online social media Monday, November 1, at 7pm at the Port Angeles Main Library. She will also provide information on how to create accounts, use marketing strategies and potential security concerns.

Funding for this program is generously provided by the Port Angeles Friends of the Library and is free of charge. Preregistration is not required.

Renne Emiko Brock-Richmond teaches computer, digital media and social media use through Peninsula College, is an Education Mentor for the University of Washington Certificate in Virtual Worlds Program, conducts workshops for TechSoup Global on marketing and social media networking and offers her own independent courses.

Go green! Get your notices via email.

Go green! Switch to email notices today. Email is the fastest way to receive notice of held and overdue materials.

You’ll receive email notices faster than using regular mail. Email notices are environmentally friendly and they reduce the Library’s postage, copying and paper costs, allowing a more efficient use of your tax dollars.

Ask staff to help you "Go green" by visiting or calling your local library
(Port Angeles: 360.417.8500, Sequim: 360.683.1161,
Clallam Bay: 360.963.2414, Forks: 360.374.6402
or email director@nols.org).