CD-ROMS generally do not circulate, although exceptions can be made on a case by case basis, perhaps with a refundable deposit from the cardholder. The most popular CDs which are loaded on the government resources and Census resources computers and CDs focusing on Nebraska should always remain in the Library. Holdings information for the collection is maintained in a shelflist in the Reference office and through OPAC records for selected, popular, substantive materials. A list of items selected is kept at Ready Reference. An effort is made to highlight government publications in the Library and to make them easier to use.
Appropriate signage is designed to direct users.
The government publications page on the Library's web page displays introductory information, as does the display rack inside the front door. A display rack near the government publications stacks holds handouts that introduce library users to government information. Two computers for electronic government resources run popular CD-ROMs and provide access to the Internet. A notebook titled Electronic Government Publications is kept near these computers and contains user guides for electronic government resources. Government publications have been integrated into the Library's Internet 101 series.