101. Library Journal - Utah Passes State CIPA Bill Mark Rose, chair of the utah Library Association s Legislative Committee, noted that, in one county, staff computers are managed by one network and public http://www.libraryjournal.com/article/CA402566>/tl

Search Archive Map Bestsellers Pre-publication Hidden Prey, Sanford, John The Summer I Dared, ... Events Register Here for all subscription services including e-mail newsletters and print publications. Register now Sections News Features InfoTech Digital Libraries ... Letters Resources Authors on the Highway Bestseller Lists Buyers Guide Free Trial Zone ... School Library Journal Newsletters Academic Newswire Corporate Library Update Library Hotline All Classifieds ... LJ Indexes Inside LJ About Us Advertise Editorial Calendar For Reviewers ... Subscriptions Powered By: This site is best viewed with Internet Explorer 5.0 or and above. Welcome, Guest. Register Log In here for extra features. Home Printer-friendly version E-mail a Colleague Utah Passes State CIPA Bill BreakingNews > News Utah has become the first state to pass a state filtering bill modeled on the federal Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA). While HB 341 initially said that no state funds "shall" be provided to a library that does not filter, it was amended to say that state funds "may" not be provided to such a library. However, the State Library Division was unable to say if that meant libraries might be exempt. The bill, which originally was aimed at all computers, was amended, at the request of librarians, to encompass "publicly accessible computers," thus exempting staff computers. Mark Rose, chair of the Utah Library Association's Legislative Committee, noted that, in one county, staff computers are managed by one network and public access computers by another.

102. [imc-utah] Library Open Space imcutah Library Open Space. J.JEMMING J.JEMMING at attbi.com Thu, 4 Jul 2002 153937 -0600 Next message imc-utah Fact or Fiction http://lists.indymedia.org/pipermail/imc-saltlake/2002-July/000606.html

[imc-utah] Library Open Space J.JEMMING J.JEMMING at attbi.com Thu, 4 Jul 2002 15:39:37 -0600 Next message: [imc-utah] Fact or Fiction: You can carry ALL of your data in your pocket.. Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... http://www.utah.indymedia.org" Next message: [imc-utah] Fact or Fiction: You can carry ALL of your data in your pocket.. Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]

103. LIS Blogsource: Utah And National Public Library News it suggests that there is an actual person behind their aggregated library news, rather than the automated impression that the utah Library Division page gives http://www.librarystuff.net/libraryblogs/archives/000685.html

LIS Blogsource The library weblog about library weblogs Main August 20, 2003 Utah and National Public Library News For quite a long time, the Utah State Library Division has provided the Utah and National Public Library News . There was an RSS feed that, shortly after I subscribed, ceased updating. I wrote a few emails and was redirected to various people. When Peter Scott posted to the above link today, I decided to check in on the page. Not expecting much, I clicked on the XML button and discovered an updated feed. Hmmm...turns out that not only is there a new operational feed , but the underpinning of this feed is a Movable Type blog ! I like seeing this blog because it suggests that there is an actual person behind their aggregated library news, rather than the automated impression that the Utah Library Division page gives. Now a glimpse into my mindset - To find that blog, I simply removed the index.rdf part of the RSS URL. It occurs to me now that perhaps I wasn't meant to discover that MT blog, but I can't help being a curious surfer who toys with URLs and such; it's part of the weblog discovery gig. So I take it a step further. The URL for that blog is http://kelsorat.com/weblogs/libnews/ and immediately I wonder what other weblogs are sitting in that "weblogs" directory. Jackpot ! A whole slew of blogs that appear to eminate in one way or another from the Utah Library Division or other governmental agencies. Check out

104. USOE Library Media - Core Curriculum The primary purpose of the school library media program and this curriculum is to empower students to be effective users of ideas and information in all http://www.usoe.k12.ut.us/curr/library/core.html

K-6 Core Curriculum -Information Literacy -Literature -Media Literacy -Bibliographic Formats ... -Glossary K-6 Core Resources -Web Resources -Lesson Plans -UEN Core Resources 7-12 Core Curriculum -Big 6 -Secondary State Core 7-12 Core Resources -Web Resources -Lesson Plans -UEN Core Resources Philosophy The primary purpose of the school library media program and this curriculum is to empower students to be effective users of ideas and information in all formats in a constantly changing learning environment. Students need the opportunity to grow as independent, efficient, responsible, and creative users of information. A student's curiosity and motivation must be nurtured to realize success. In a time of constant and rapid change, educators are faced with the challenge of preparing students for the experiences they will encounter as they proceed throughout the twenty-first century. Through the proficient use of skills and content learned in the Library Media Core Curriculum, students will be able to grow with the changes that technology brings to their lives. Students will actively use and enjoy literature to develop the imagination and nourish the thinking process. Students will become socially empowered as they learn to manage media in their lives and understand the media messages which inundate them daily. The school library media teacher's role as master teacher, information specialist, and curriculum partner encourages the involvement of global access to information use of technology as an effective learning and teaching tool, and the continuation of reading for information and enjoyment. The school library media teacher must continue to seek the best techniques and strategies to empower students.

105. Nate Robins - OpenGL - GLUT For Win32 installation instructions, and Win32 specific information.. The latest version of the library is 3.7.6 (Nov 8, 2001)! glut3.7.6-bin.zip http://www.xmission.com/~nate/glut.html

GLUT for Win32 The OpenGL Utility Toolkit (GLUT), originally written by Mark Kilgard , ported to Win32 (Windows 95,98,Me,NT,2000,XP) by Nate Robins. Please send bug reports/comments to nate@pobox.com , and be sure to check out the README-win32.txt provided in the distribution for installation instructions, and Win32 specific information. The latest version of the library is 3.7.6 (Nov 8, 2001)! glut-3.7.6-bin.zip (117 KB) GLUT for Win32 dll, lib and header file (everything you need to get started programming with GLUT). glut-3.7.6-src.zip (4.76 MB) GLUT source code distribution (including a whole slew of great example programs + data). Documentation for the GLUT API is available in HTML Postscript and PDF formats. For general information about GLUT, see opengl.org's GLUT page or opengl.org's GLUT FAQ . or sgi's GLUT ftp Contributions from GLUT users. November 2001

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