- CTBL Continues to Earn High Marks
- Summer in Colorado Means Reading Programs for All Ages
- Should Public Library Management be Privatized? Viewpoints from the Field
- Program Attendance at Public Libraries is on the Rise
- 2010 Academic Librarian Salaries: West and Southwest Region Offers Competitive Pay
- See more Fast Facts.
- Change in School Librarian Staffing Linked with Change in CSAP Reading Performance, 2005 to 2011
- New LRS Research Fellow Positions Open for Current DU MLIS Students
- New Fast Facts: CTBL Continues to Earn High Marks
- 2010 Academic Library Statistics Published
- Library Visits at Historic High -- Visits Top 1.5 Billion
- Deadline for the 2011-12 Colorado School Library Survey Has Been Extended
- Find more LRS news on our blog
Related Data Tools
Colorado Public Library ILS Costs - Survey Results
- Public Library ILS Survey Results Summary
- Email sent by Gene Hainer, Executive Director of the Colorado State Library, summarizing the findings of the survey and issues.
- Survey Report
- Brief one -page analysis of the survey results.
- Survey Results
- Excel spreadsheet with the raw data, as well as totals, averages, and medians.
Additional Resources
- Open Source ILS - CO Libraries Task Force
- The Open Source ILS - CO Libraries Task Force was established to facilitate discussion about the applicability of the Georgia Pines model and other models to Colorado, specifically the potential for a statewide ILS. This group's web site is being used to manage documents associated with this research/investigation project. See the group's white paper here.
- What's with all this ILS talk?
- Email sent by Jim Duncan, Director of Networking and Resource Sharing at the Colorado State Library, detailing "the convergence of events, discussions, initiatives, and more--all related to ILS, next-generation ILS, statewide ILS and open-source ILS..."
- ILS Selection Partner Meeting - Combined ILS Feasibility/Review
- Many Colorado libraries have expressed a need to undertake an Integrated Library System (ILS) review and potential replacement within the next few years. The High Plains Library District is no exception and we invite any Colorado library to join us in answering questions about ILS selection.




